Present in South Africa for a sporting event organized by her association this Saturday September 16, 2023, Princess Charlene of Monaco agreed to give an interview to Gala magazine. An interview during which she spoke about the education of her children as well as the central value that she wishes to instill in them from a very young age.
In the spring of 2021, Princess Charlene of Monaco was stranded for many months in her home country of South Africa after contracting an ENT infection. A very complicated illness which led to numerous interventions which undermined the morale of the former swimmer. Fortunately, after returning to her family in 2022, the wife of Prince Albert II of Monaco ended up regaining her health as she revealed in Monaco Matin: “Today, I feel in great shape, happy and serene. I hope to be able to return to sport soon. I walk regularly, but I would like to get back into swimming training, to regain a little more energy and feel stronger.”
Words that are a pleasure to read. Since then, the mother of Jacques and Gabriella has resumed her princely activities, this Saturday September 16 she was also in South Africa for the needs of her foundation. A visit organized with the aim of promoting swimming in this country where we know that every year nearly 1,500 inhabitants die from drowning. For Princess Charlene of Monaco, learning to swim is essential, which is why she taught her children very early as she reveals in an interview for the magazine Gala.
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“They learn the importance of the positive values of sport”
For the princely couple, sport has always had a special place, the princess explains: “We wanted our children to practice a sporting activity at a very young age and to learn the importance of the positive values of sport, which we believe are essential to the good development of each child and each adult.“.
Values that the former sportswoman wishes to find in the education of her children. This is why even during the holidays, Jacques and Gabriella must practice physical activities as Charlène of Monaco reveals: “During the summer holidays, our activities often focus around water: sailing, paddle, swimming, but we also like to go to the mountains in summer and winter.“. This is not surprising when we know that the princess was a top athlete before retiring and marrying Prince Albert II of Monaco.
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