Monegasque princely house
Prince Albert promises: Charlène will be back within the next three weeks
Prince Albert II and his wife Charlène at a gala in Monaco in 2019
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In an interview with the French magazine “Point de vue”, Prince Albert II announced that his wife would return soon. Charlène will be back in Monaco by the national holiday on November 19th at the latest.
For months, fans of the Monegasque Princely House have been preoccupied with two questions: How is Princess Charlène and when is she coming back to Monaco? The wife of Prince Albert II traveled to South Africa in March of this year to attend an appointment for her foundation. Since then, the 43-year-old has been in her former home. Officially, health problems have made a return flight impossible. Prince Albert denied reports of a marriage crisis. Charlène himself had announced in an interview in August that she would be back in Monaco by the end of October at the latest.
Prince Albert II has now spoken to the French magazine “Point de vue” about the situation of his wife. “We can look forward to her return soon. I can tell you that she will be in Monaco before the national holiday. I cannot give you an exact date, but I promise you that you will find out when the time comes” said the 63-year-old.
The Monegasque national holiday – “La Fête du Prince” – has been celebrated on November 19th for many years. Last year Albert and Charlène showed up with their twins Gabriella and Jacques in front of the Monegasque palace. The other members of the Princely House also take part in the celebrations.
Charlène von Monaco: Prince Albert reveals details about her operation
Albert was unable to elicit further details about the return circles from Charlène to Monaco, but he revealed that his wife was last operated on on the nasal septum. “She is doing much better. The operation went very well,” said the prince.
Charlène had already undergone oral surgery before her trip, and later an infection in the ENT area occurred. She had been operated on in South Africa in August, and a few weeks later she had to be treated again in the clinic after a collapse. A second operation took place in early October.
Source: “Point de vu”