Charlene of Monaco has multiplied the appearances on the Rock, but since June 4, 2022, the Monegasque princess has been tested positive for Covid-19. What to re-move it again from the official releases but fortunately,Albert of Monaco ensures alongside the children, Gabriella and Jacques. After an outing in a magical horse-drawn carriage on Saturday, the princely trio was photographed this Sunday, June 5 from the Yacht Club de Monaco. Dress and sandals for Princess Gabriella, polo shirt and shorts for her brother Jacques. A relaxed outing during which they are appeared very complicit.
The Riviera Water Bike Challenge is back. This sporting event organized by the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation took place on June 5, departing from the Yacht Club of Monaco, but without Charlene Wittstock. The participants, alongside sports celebrities, formed teams of five for a race of water bike in relay in the port of Monaco, in order to raise funds for the prevention of drowning. These funds will finance the project Swim for Safety in Sri Lanka, to teach swimming and water safety to underprivileged children.
Prince Jacques holds his father’s hand
The twins Gabriella and Jacques, 7 years old, appeared very involved there alongside their father. They posed alongside the athletes wearing the race t-shirt. Cap Optimist in association with the Princess Charlene Foundation is sponsoring this crossing to Athens. An unprecedented global charity challenge for the benefit of vulnerable children who are fighting cancer. Prince Jacques did not leave his father during this event where he was seen holding her hand.
The day before, the twins appeared stylish and satisfied with their dad aboard a horse-drawn carriage. The 64-year-old Sovereign assures in his role of father with the twins. And he did not fail to redouble his efforts when the latter have long been deprived of their mother. The past year has not been easy for the Monegasque family, Charlene de Monaco having been detained for many months in South Africa, due to a serious ENT infection. It is now happily over.