Charlene, 44, Princess of Monaco, sleeps in her own bed again. After four months of medical treatment, she has returned to the city-state, the Prince’s Palace announced on Saturday. She will now continue her relaxation in Monaco alongside her husband, Prince Albert II, and their children. When she returned, Charlene was happily reunited with her family. In the coming weeks, the princess should fully recover before gradually taking over her official duties again. At the beginning of November, the Princess returned to Monaco after months in her home country of South Africa. Shortly thereafter, she came to a clinic outside the principality for treatment. The reason given by the princely palace was a state of general exhaustion. Albert II said in an interview that she was suffering from physical and emotional exhaustion. The Monaco palace also reported dental problems. Charlène originally traveled to South Africa to support the fight against rhino poaching. A short time later, she reported to local media that an oral surgery performed before her trip had delayed her return to Europe.
Minh Khai Phan Thi, 48, actress, experienced racism in her industry. “I would have liked to have gone to acting school. But as an Asian woman, I was strongly advised not to do so in the early 1990s,” she said picture on sunday. “At that time there was only Gung in the ‘Lindenstraße’, but he didn’t get much text because he spoke bad German. Producers and editors said to me: ‘What do you want at an acting school? Juliet in ‘Romeo and Juliet’ you will never play!’ That’s already stuck in my mind.” She was not discouraged and applied for castings for moderation jobs – with success. “I stood out from the crowd as an Asian, and it was wanted. That was my trademark for a very long time,” said Phan-Thi, who was born in Darmstadt and began her career at the Viva music broadcaster.
Kae Tempest, 36, known for poetry and experimental rap music, was afraid of coming out himself. “It was nice to make it public, but it was also difficult,” said Tempest dem Guardians. Tempest, who was born in Great Britain, announced in May 2020 that he defines himself as non-binary, i.e. he does not see himself as exclusively male or female. The process leading up to this decision was associated with pain and uncertainty. “I was afraid to be the person I was because I’ve learned that’s ugly.” Looking back, Tempest sees coming out as the right decision. “I realized that the ramifications of what could happen are not as scary as living forever with this secret in my heart.”