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What's Really Going On With Princess Charlene?

November 2021

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The Australian Women's Weekly

Why has she spent so much of this year away from Prince Albert and their children in Monaco? The word on the streets of this glamorous principality is that Princess Charlene might never return!

- William Langley

What's Really Going On With Princess Charlene?

In early March, Princess Charlene of Monaco flew alone to an official engagement in her native South Africa, and has not returned. Ever awash with rumour and intrigue, the star-studded Mediterranean principality has been left to guess when, or if, it will see her again. The sparse bulletins that have trickled out of the ‘Pink Palace’, the royal family’s 800-year-old fortress home, say that the princess developed a sinus infection and had to undergo an operation. But her long absence follows reports of severe turbulence in her 10-year marriage to the realm’s 63-year-old ruler, Prince Albert, and many in Monaco fear something deeper is afoot.

Last month, under growing public and media pressure for reassurance, Albert and the couple’s six-year-old twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, flew out to meet Charlene at an undisclosed South African location. Official photographs showed the royal couple dressed in rugged outdoor clothes and bush hats, surrounded by dense vegetation. In other photos, the twins were sitting in a tree, with blonde Gabriella displaying an outré DIY hairdo that came eight months after Charlene made world headlines with her own edgy semi-shaved hairstyle.

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