“My mother deserves a medal.” Stephanie of Monaco’s daughter Camille Gottlieb’s secrets about her childhood.

“He is faithful. Committed to others, the causes he always defends very fiercely. He also decided to set up his own association at a very young age in Monaco to help those who go out and party to get home safely.” Broadcaster Genevieve Berti profiles Camille Gottlieb, daughter of Princess Stephanie of Monaco and her former bodyguard Jean-Raymond Gottlieb, in her Monaco Info podcast, which aired Monday, December 4. When asked about her struggles, the 25-year-old returned to the values ​​her parents passed on and her dedication to others, which she says she inherited from her mother. “I have always seen my mother give for others without expecting anything in return. And he instilled these values ​​in us with my brother and sister [Louis et Pauline Ducruet] (…) He always taught us to help.”

Camille Gottlieb also appreciates the “very simple” education she received. “My mother and father used to tell each other. And he must educate himself as an adult” (…) Little ones, when we fell, my mother was waiting for us to get up,” says the niece of Albert II through the microphone of “Monaco Info”. Who is most grateful to his parents. “Of course, if I have a problem, I will talk to them. I am asking for advice.”

“I’ve always been an electric battery”

During this exchange, Camille Gottlieb also spoke about the diagnosis of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). “I was diagnosed quite late because I was young, but I was a bit hyperactive and very hypersensitive, so maybe my mum saw that through. Pauline and Louis are very, very sensitive about many subjects, but it’s true that my mother has discovered a weakness in me when it comes to helping others.

As a child, the heiress admits that she felt “very different from everyone else”. “I was always alone, I drew a lot, I never really played with dolls or anything. (…) I was very imaginative, I didn’t like to be specific,” he says. “I’ve always been a powerhouse for as long as I can remember. Even if I was focused, I had to direct my focus[ement] for a fly flew and it was over.’ Which makes him say today that the challenge was great for his parents. “My mother deserves a medal, and so does my father, because I ran everywhere, I never got tired.”

“Scattered” and “talkative” Camille Gottlieb nevertheless confirms that her personality was valued by those around her, at home and at school. “The good thing about hyperactive people is often that they are very sociable,” emphasizes Stephanie de Monaco’s youngest daughter. “One day a teacher told me: “You’re lovely. You’re as lovely as you are boring.” Then I have very good memories from my school years, I was not harassed, I had no problems with integration.”

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Although the Grimaldi clan is stingy with secrets, it is not uncommon to see Camille Gottlieb speaking publicly. in the magazine in November 2022 Hello Monaco!, twenty-one specifically talked about his desire to start a family. “I know I was born to be a mother. Every time I see children, I go gaga over them.” For now, she’s a happy aunt with the birthday of Louis Ducroy’s daughter, Victoire, born on April 4.