In 2019, Princess Charlene of Monaco shared her suffering in the pages of a South African magazine. A very difficult year for her, marked by mourning and many doubts.
Confidences that made noise. In recent months, Charlene of Monaco has been treated “of a general and deep fatigue”, following a serious ENT infection contracted during a trip to South Africa. If this period was difficult for the princess, another year was also very complicated for her.
In December 2019, the wife of Albert II confided in the South African magazine Huisgenoot why she was not smiling: “The past year has definitely hit me hard”. The reason ? The death of two of his friends “died in ten days”. “It was incredibly painful”, she explained. To this loss was added a concern about the state of health of his father Michael Wittstock, then 73 years old, and operated in South Africa. “This year has definitely hit me hard. People are very quick to say, ‘Oh, why isn’t she smiling in the pictures?’ Well, sometimes it’s hard to smile. They don’t know what’s going on in the background.”
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