Very close siblings. If they don’t have the same father, Louis Ducruet and Camille Gottliebtwo of the three children of Stéphanie of Monaco, have formed important bonds over the years. So much so that when he became a father in April 2023, Marie Ducruet’s husband charged his half-sister with a very special missionas the latter told in the podcast Monaco Info. “I’m very into astrology, which means I can know all the signs by heart, the ascendants… I know everything!“, confided Camille Gottlieb, before reveal a more personal anecdote about his niece. “My brother, when Victoire was born, he told me the exact time. He said to me: ‘I want his birth chart!’“
After calculating their daughter’s astral chart, Camille Gottlieb wanted to warn Marie and Louis Ducruet: “They’ll have a hard time, that’s all I can tell them!“, she revealed, amused, to our Monegasque colleagues. “She’s going to have a certain character!“, warned the daughter of Stéphanie de Monaco and Jean-Raymond Gottlieb, who “believes in astrology.”
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“I feel very free”: Camille Gottlieb talks about the education given by Stéphanie de Monaco
During this podcast, Camille Gottlieb spoke as she rarely does. She talked about her relationship, but also the education instilled by Stéphanie of Monaco to his three children. “My mother educated me in a very simple way, with my brother and my sister, saying […] ‘We’re going to teach her the basics, but she has to do the slaps on her own and she has to educate herself as an adult.‘“, explained the one who was diagnosed with ADHD late in life, specifying that she could turn to her parents “if [elle a] a concern” or if she needs “their request[r] advice”.
In order to prepare her children for the future, the sister of Caroline of Monaco taught them how to cope. “When we were little, when we fell, she waited for us to get up (…) We cried because we were in pain, we didn’t cry so that our mother would come and pick us up from the ground“, detailed Camille Gottlieb, who quickly understood how it worked. “Of course, once I’m up and my mom sees it’s not a big deal, she fixes us up, etc. But she always educated us – she’s a very mother hen, watch out – [de façon à ce que l’on soit] everyone free.“
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