Doesn't Charlène of Monaco even live with her husband when she returns home?
An interview now raises new questions about the Monegasque princely house.
Monaco - Charlène of Monaco had been stuck in South Africa for months - was separated from her children and her husband Prince Albert II for a long time. Azure.
Breathe a sigh of relief from many Royals fans!
On the one hand, because Charlène's stubborn ENT infection has apparently improved - on the other hand, because the princess is finally back with her husband and children.
Charlène von Monaco before moving out immediately after returning home?
Immediately upon arrival, the Grimaldis sent a photo out into the world in which Charlène is hugging Albert closely.
With that one also wanted to make it clear: There is nothing to the rumors about a marriage crisis.
But now a new message is making the rounds, which in turn could point in a different direction.
Apparently, after her return, Charlène would not even be able to live with her husband in the palace.
The princess's sister-in-law, Chantell Wittstock, told
Mail Online
that it was "unclear" whether the princess would live all day in the palace.
Review: Even before Charlène traveled to South Africa in January, she caused a stir because she lived in a small two-room apartment just 300 meters from the palace.
Sister-in-law fuels rumors and then immediately revokes testimony
Now it is assumed that, despite the long separation of children and husband, the princess could again not live in the palace, but in her apartment. According to the sister-in-law, who is married to Charlène's brother Sean, it is not yet known how Charlène will decide. You will probably commute between palace and apartment. But she added: “The Princess is very happy to see her children, and they are very happy to see their mother again.” There is no mention of Albert here.
In addition, Wittstock announced that Charlène will probably not take on any official duties for the time being.
She wants to concentrate on more time with the children.
Shortly after these statements by Wittstock had made the rounds, however, she spoke up again.
Compared to the South African portal
News 24
, she said that Charlène would live with her husband and children.
(rjs)
