Prince Albert II has revealed new details about the return of his wife Charlène to Monaco.
Your journey home to the principality is apparently imminent.
Monaco - For months the principality has been waiting eagerly for the return of Charlène (43).
As her husband Prince Albert (63) now announced, it will actually not be long before the day of the journey home has come.
The regent even named a specific date, reports 24royal.de *.
Charlène von Monaco shortly before the trip home: Albert reveals specific details
Charlène von Monaco * is still stuck in South Africa.
Her third operation, which had to be performed under general anesthesia a few weeks ago *, cost the princess a lot of strength, but fortunately it was successful and without complications.
Now the 43-year-old could finally return to her husband Albert and the twins Jacques * and Gabriella (6)?
She is still in her old home, where she recently even completed her first official appointment in months *.
While many Monegasque had almost given up hope that Charlène will return to the principality this year, Albert now revealed in a new interview that her departure from South Africa was imminent.
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Princess Charlène's journey home to Monaco is evidently taking on concrete forms (symbolic image).
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Charlène von Monaco shortly before departure: She should come back in the next few weeks
In an interview with the magazine “Point De Vue”, the head of the Monegasque princely family * stated that his wife would be by his side again in November.
“She is much better.
This last operation, which involved the nasal septum, went very well.
[...] And I can tell you that she will be in Monaco long before the national holiday.
It is not possible for me to give you the exact date, but I promise you that you will find out when the time comes, ”said Prince Albert *.
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Charlène von Monaco is slowly packing her suitcases in South Africa (symbol picture).
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The national holiday is celebrated in Monaco on November 19th.
If the regent's prognosis comes true, Charlène would be reunited with her family in less than a month.
With her, the 43-year-old will certainly find the consolation that she needs a lot at the moment.
The Princess recently had to say goodbye to her beloved dog Monte * - a loss that hit her hard.
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