Princess Stéphanie of Monaco gives details of royal baby happiness

Apparently, the royal family of Monaco is about to have a baby.

This was announced by Princess Stéphanie.

Most recently there were headlines around Princess Charlène.

Monaco - Most recently, Princess Charlène's state of health made headlines around the palace in Monaco.

The 43-year-old has been suffering from an infection in South Africa for weeks, which is why she had to be operated on under general anesthesia.

The Royals recently shared sad news.

But now there is also positive news for the royals.

Princess Stéphanie of Monaco, Charlène's sister-in-law, announced this in an interview a few weeks ago.

The 56-year-old said: “I will probably be a grandmother very soon.” She said that at the end of July on the sidelines of the “Fight Aids Gala” in Montecarlo.

Royals of Monaco: Princess Stéphanie announces baby luck

Stéphanie von Monaco has three children: Camille Gottlieb (23), Pauline Ducruet (27) and Louis Ducruet (29).

Consistent reports from the tabloid media assume that daughter Pauline and Louis' wife Marie Chevallier (28) in particular are most likely to have a child soon.

Video: Princess Charlène of Monaco in the hospital

According to media reports, both women are said to have held their stomachs on the sidelines of the aforementioned gala in Montecarlo, which is therefore considered to be typical behavior for pregnant women. It could hardly be ruled out in both cases: Both Pauline and her boyfriend Maxime Giaccardi (27) have been a couple for six years and Louis has been married for two years.

In view of the recordings that were circulated four months ago, it should be clear how much Stéphanie von Monaco is looking forward to having grandchildren. At that time, the palace published photos of Stéphanie (56) in a maternity ward of the Princess Grace Hospital in Monaco. The appointment was organized by the Monegasque Red Cross. The year before, by the way, another member of the royal Monaco family attended the appointment: Princess Charlène. But she will probably stay in South Africa until October. Prince Albert II gave details. (do)