Monaco

Princess Caroline presents her sister, Princess Stephanie, with one of Monaco's highest honours but Princess Charlene misses royal family get together

The three children of Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III of Monaco were reunited in the heart of the Principality and for a very special reason. The eldest of the trio, Princess Caroline, presented the youngest, Princess Stephanie, with one of Monaco’s highest honours while their brother, the Sovereign Prince, watched on. Albert II had awarded Stephanie with the distinction of the…
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Luxembourg

The countess on the brink of becoming a consort: the quiet princess who changed a monarchy

On National Day, Grand Duke Henri of Luxembourg announced that, on the 1st of October, he would undertake the first step towards a change at the head of the country’s Monarchy. This means that, in the next few years, the small European country could have a new Grand Duchess, and one that will make history in more ways than one.  Born Countess Stéphanie Marie Claudine Christine…
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Monaco

Memories and celebrations for Prince Albert in the Big Apple

Prince Albert travelled to New York City to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Principality of Monaco being officially recognised as a sovereign state by the United Nations.  This was also an occasion to celebrate the legacy of Prince Rainier III, Prince Albert’s father, in what would have been the 100th anniversary of his birth. On Monday, 19 June, His Serene Highness landed in…
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European RoyalsMonaco

Monaco gets ready for a new family arrival as Princess Stéphanie prepares to become a grandmother for the first time

Monaco just had the joy of seeing their first National Day being celebrated in an atmosphere of normality for three years, and now the Principality is ready to celebrate more happy news.  Princess Stéphanie is due to become a grandmother in the first half of 2023, following her son’s announcement that he and his wife are expecting their first child next year.  Louis Ducruet posted a…
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