Charlène's return to Monaco was eagerly awaited, but the joy of seeing each other did not last long.
She has already left her adopted home again!
Monaco - Princess Charlène (43) returned to her family in Europe at the beginning of November, but she was not able to enjoy the time with the four of them for long.
As reported by 24royal.de *, her husband Prince Albert II (63) revealed in his most recent interview that the 43-year-old has already turned her back on Monaco.
Charlène leaves Monaco: Prince Albert reveals a secret
Prince Albert's * confession should not only cause amazement among the people of Monaco. In preparation for Monaco's national holiday, Albert entrusted the magazine “Monaco-Matin” with information about his wife's health. The palace had already made public shortly before that Charlène would not take part in the celebrations for the national day * and is currently in a secret location. Albert has now revealed surprising details about her whereabouts.
Because she has not yet fully recovered from her illness, Princess Charlène * has apparently left Monaco: “She is doing better, but she still needs peace and quiet.
She is not in the principality, but we will be able to visit her very soon.
[...] It is exhaustion, but not just physical, which can be treated with a rest phase and aftercare. "For reasons of discretion, Albert does not want to disclose exactly where Charlène is continuing her recovery process.
Since the mother of two still seems to be weakened, she may have chosen a resort nearby.
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Princess Charlène left Monaco a few days after her return home (symbol).
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Charlène leaves Monaco: her children suffer from the pain of separation
During Charlène's month-long stay in South Africa *, Albert took care of their twins Jacques * (6) and Gabriella (6).
A difficult time that, according to Albert, did not leave the royal offspring without a trace.
He told Monaco-Matin that they both suffered from their mother's absence.
Monaco's head of state did not want to neglect his responsibility as a parent: "If one of the parents is absent for medical reasons, the other parent has to be there."
* 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.
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