The holiday season is always the perfect time for celebrities to share family photos, and the least we can say is that the one of Charlene II and Albert of Monaco is rather original.
- The holiday season is in full swing
- This is an opportunity for celebrities to post family photos
- Charlene and Albert of Monaco posed with their children
It’s Christmas in advance for fans of the royal family of the Principality of Monaco. Indeed, the official Instagram account of Prince Albert II of Monaco unveiled, on December 20, a family photo in order to wish everyone a happy holiday season. An idyllic Christmas card in a dreamy setting with, of course, the famous traditional Christmas tree in the background. The couple is thus accompanied by their children Jacques and Gabriella, both in festive attire and ready for this particularly joyful occasion. One of the most obvious things about this photo though is the filter that seems to have been applied to it.
Rather than posting the photo as is, it was chosen to add a filter that makes the shot look like a painting, slightly blurring several details. However, this has not bothered the thousands of people who have already liked the photo since more than 2,700 people have already shown their approval of this new shot. And the reviews confirm that. “Magnificent. A very beautiful family hand in hand”, “These little angels especially look like their pretty mom”so many messages in all languages that can be read in the comments of the photo.
Albert of Monaco “proud” of Charlene
Even though the filter applied to the photo did not go unnoticed since a subscriber to the account of Albert II of Monaco nevertheless underlined: “Too bad the quality of the photo is really not good…”. Nothing that will prevent the royal family from celebrating a merry Christmas, especially since the relationship between Prince Albert and his wife Charlene of Monaco seems to be in good shape for some time. As he stated in the magazine People recently, Prince Albert is “proud of his wife”who is doing better after a year “extremely difficult (…). She really likes that we do things together and with the children (…). We are really delighted with the way things are going”.