Prince Albert II returned to the pillars Morning in Monaco about the education of his children. It is also an opportunity to discuss the health of his wife, Charlene, who spent many months recovering last year.
He rarely speaks. Albert II of Monaco has agreed to share a few secrets for National Rock Day on November 19. on the pages of Morning in Monaco , the 64-year-old sovereign prince returned to the education of his twins Jacques and Gabrielle, the product of his union with former South African swimmer Charlene Wittstock. “With Princess Charlene, we are trying to instill in our two children the values that seem important to us. They will be 8 years old, they are still young, but they are making a lot of progress in maturing and waking up to the world,” he says. “It’s amazing for any parent to see their children grow up.”
As crown prince, Jacques will one day succeed his father. And Albert II assures him. he is already forging her for his future sovereign profession, once initiated by his father, Prince Rainier III. “Of course, we have to prepare Jacques and slowly prepare him for his future functions,” emphasizes the descendant of the Grimaldi dynasty. “It is a set of knowledge, information, behavior. It also teaches by example. It is also necessary to inform them about what the Authority is, what it represents and what we would like to do with it, make it even more attractive, make it more meaningful in relations with other countries.
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What will be Gabriela’s place in this future? Albert II insists on remembering it. “Jacques is the crown prince.” That said, his twin will indeed have a role in the government system. “He must be as hardened as possible to help his brother. Gabriella has an important role, supporting and sharing some responsibilities. They are already very close, very accomplices. We should not make many distinctions at this moment, it will be done in small steps.
Charlene still ‘gets tired sometimes’
The prince also used this interview with the press to discuss his wife’s return to public life. “I am very happy that his health has been restored, that he can participate in many events in the Authority, being responsible for the Red Cross, SPA, under the leadership of his foundation, but also with other charities.” However, Charlene of Monaco would remain “sometimes tired”. “We need to give him a little more time to find himself and take on other commitments. But he will take them.
Rumors of a potential divorce were rife last year after the Princess of Monaco’s extended absence with an ENT infection kept her in South Africa for several months. He was then admitted to a specialist facility in Switzerland for “physical and emotional exhaustion”. in an interview with Sunday newspaper In June, Albert said from Monaco that he was “hurt by the malicious rumors that are circulating” about his wife’s ten-month absence, explaining that it was “the most beautiful thing” to have her by his side again.
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Source: Le Figaro
