The lovely dragon and phoenix fetus of the Monaco royal family - Prince Jacques and his sister Princess Gabriela are open again.
On 2 December, Jacques and his sister Gabriela, who was two minutes older than him, appeared at a film premiere in Grimaldi, along with Prince Albert II of Monaco and his aunt Princess Caroline.
That night, the handsome little Jacques wore a black coat with a printed shirt underneath, beige slacks and gray suede shoes, which was really gentlemanly and too spirited. Princess Gabriela wore a black printed flowered skirt with black ballet shoes, and a beige cloak on the outside, which looked really gorgeous and ladylike.
The 6-year-old chick is worthy of being the fashion director of the new generation of the Monaco royal family, and every appearance is eye-catching. When the elegant, gentlemanly little prince leads his sister and another cute little girl to the red carpet, the picture is really like a beautiful fairy tale.
Although it was open for business, it was clear that the two little ones had a nice and fun time last night. They shook hands and hugged the big white bear on the scene and watched the movie with the children.
Because Princess Charlene was still abroad for treatment, Albert's sister, Princess Caroline, temporarily assumed the role of First Lady of the Principality. The role is no stranger to the Grand Princess of Monaco. After the death of her mother, Grace Kelly, the former Princess of Monaco, in a car accident, Princess Caroline accompanied her father, Rainier III, to various royal events in place of her mother.
After the death of her father, before Albert and Charlene married, Caroline accompanied her brother to various events. However, it is estimated that what she herself did not expect was that ten years later, the grand princess had to take the vacancy of her sister-in-law again and play the temporary first lady of the Grand Duchy.
What's more, for more than half a year, during Charlene's stay in South Africa due to illness, Caroline had to help her brother take care of her little nephew and little niece. Whether it is taking two children to attend the annual dog show in Monaco in September, or attending the Monaco National Day celebration a few days ago, this aunt is full of patience and care for the two children, and pays attention to the mood and every move of the two children at any time. The same was true at last night's event, where Caroline kept explaining what was going on around her to the two cute little ones.
However, even if the aunt is kind, the two children will still miss their mother. A few days ago, while attending the 100th anniversary of the Soroptimist International in the Principality of Monaco, Gabriela and her brother planted a "South African tree" for their mother (Charlene's hometown is South Africa) to express their longing for their distant mother.
On December 10th, the two little babies will celebrate their 7th birthday. According to the information revealed by Prince Albert, Princess Charlene should not be able to come back to spend her birthday with the babies. For the two children, this can not be regarded as a small regret. I sincerely hope that Charlene will get better soon and go home quickly to accompany the two children.
It is reported that due to the recent emergence of the Omelon variant coronavirus, Jacques and Gabriela have once again begun to "homeschool". In an interview with a French media outlet, the 63-year-old father revealed: "Jacques and Gabriela are now 'homeschooled' in the royal womb. We opened a small classroom at home. They wouldn't be alone; because their four friends, two boys and two girls, were with them. It's like being in school. ”
Sigh: This is the prerogative of princes and princesses. However, Albert also said that once the epidemic eases, the two children will return to school. Happy 7th birthday to the two little cuties in advance.
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