Princess Charlene is said to have left Monaco again

Created: 04/12/2022Updated: 04/12/2022, 3:30 p.m

By: Eva-Maria Moosmüller

Barely back in the principality, Charlène Monaco is said to have turned her back again.

Concerns about Prince Albert's wife do not stop.  

Monaco – There was great joy and relief among Royal fans when Charlène (44) was finally able to return to Monaco a few weeks ago.

According to reports, she is said to have left after a short time.

Is she now recovering away from the palace in Corsica?

Princess Charlene is said to have left Monaco again

After she had to spend many months in South Africa due to her health problems and a flight to Monaco was apparently impossible for a long time, the relief in the principality was huge when Charlène was finally able to return to her family last November.

However, the joy did not last long.

The 44-year-old headed abroad shortly afterwards for further treatment - according to reports, she is said to have checked into the exclusive Les Alpes clinic in Switzerland.

She was only able to leave the facility a few weeks ago.

Again there was great hope that the Princess had finally recovered and could slowly return to her duties at Prince Albert's side.

However, people are still waiting for their first official appearance.

Most recently, it was said that she had retired to Roc Agel, the Grimaldis' country estate, in order to rest there.

According to new reports, Charlène does not seem to be staying here anymore.

The mother of two is said to have been in Corsica for a long time.

Has Charlène been living in Corsica for several weeks?

(Iconic image) © Eric Gaillard/dpa

Charlene of Monaco: Has she lived in Corsica for a long time?

Paparazzi photos had recently made the rounds in the press, showing Charlene boarding a plane.

However, the palace did not comment further on the recordings.

As the Italian newspaper "Corriere della Sera" now writes, the princess flew to Corsica at the end of March.

The 44-year-old is said to have always had a special connection to the French Mediterranean island.

She recently spent several months there with her seven-year-old twins, Jacques and Gabriella.

There has not yet been an official statement from the Princely House on Charlène's current whereabouts.

The background to the possible Corsica trip is also unclear.

The rumors about an alleged relationship crisis between Prince Albert and his wife will certainly boil up again.

The regent is supposed to accept an award in New York City on April 13th.

Many Royal fans hoped that Charlène might accompany him and finally celebrate her royal comeback.