Princess Charlène of Monaco received a visit to South Africa from husband Albert.
After only a few days he left again.
The reason for this could have been his son.
Johannesburg - The rumors of separation about Prince Albert of Monaco (63) and his wife Charlène (43) do not want to end.
The princess has been in her homeland of South Africa for months.
Because of an ENT disease, she was allegedly unable to travel back.
When Albert finally visited his wife and both tried with family photos to counter the rumors of a separation, the prince left after only a week.
One reason for this could be the birthday of his illegitimate son Alexandre.
Charlène of Monaco: did Prince Albert leave his wife alone for an illegitimate son?
So far, the early departure of Albert and the twins Jaques and Gabriella (6) from the palace has not been commented on.
However, the reason for the short visit could have been a special family celebration.
Because Alexandre Grimaldi-Coste, Albert's illegitimate son, celebrated his 18th birthday on August 24th.
He then made up for the big party on the weekend.
Alexandre comes from a relationship between the prince and the stewardess Nicole Coste (49).
Albert publicly avowed paternity in 2005.
Alexandre's half-sister Jazmin Grace Grimaldi (29) shared photos of the birthday party on her Instagram account.
However, it is not known whether her father was actually among the guests and left his wife Charlène alone for his son.
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Charlène von Monaco: The reason for Albert's early departure could be bitter for her
Jazmin's mother is American Tamara Rotolo (59).
Prince Albert is said to have had a good relationship with both children by now.
However, the two half-siblings are excluded from the line of succession because they were born out of wedlock.
Allegedly, Charlène is said not to have good feelings about her husband's two illegitimate children.
If the birthday was actually the reason for his early departure, it was certainly bitter for her.
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