The clear-eyed people knew at a glance that Princess Charlene was already tired of a long illness, and even after half a year of treatment, her condition still did not improve at all.
A few days after returning to Monaco, she embarked on a journey of healing, and no one knew when she would return, and no one could guarantee that she would return to this land of bullets.
In the impression, or in the stereotype created by Albert II's mistress, Princess Charlene always had a cold and ruthless attitude toward Albert II's illegitimate son.
In fact, from Charlene's point of view, at the beginning she also thought about establishing a close relationship with Albert II's illegitimate son.
People familiar with the matter revealed in People magazine that Princess Charlene is a person who encourages family unity and hopes that the family can unite as one.
But this unity is not out of intention, but to consider the problem from the perspective of one's own children.
Over time, Albert II's children grew up, and his dragon and phoenix fetus also needed the support of his older siblings.
The so-called lonely palm is difficult to sound, so Princess Charlene also needs to consider the future of her children.
After the birth of the child, Princess Charlene constantly persuaded herself to accept Albert's illegitimate son.
Charlene was acutely aware that Albert II could not have given up on her illegitimate children under any circumstances, after all, those children flowed with the blood of the Grimaldi family.
From an early age, Albert II continued to compensate his two children with financial support, and although the two illegitimate children had no succession to the throne, Jasmine would occasionally appear on certain occasions, such as official events.
Such a blatant approach would naturally cause Princess Charlene to be dissatisfied, but During her husband's position, Charlene had to choose to swallow her anger.
Or that from the beginning, Albert did not feel that the identity of the illegitimate child was unsavory, after all, he himself was the descendant of the illegitimate child.
In terms of values, Both Albert and Charlene are unable to accept each other's ideas, so the contradictions will intensify.
Whether it is a family conflict or the rejection of the royal family, or the loneliness of Charlene in a foreign land, the lonely and helpless Charlene always has a feeling of being an outsider.
In order to show her protest, she chose to miss various official events or express her heart with her ultra-short, ultra-avant-garde hairstyle.
However, none of this was taken seriously by Albert II, so this time she chose to flee Monaco.
According to the official account, the reason why their princess was absent from official activities and family life for a long time was due to poor health.
Voici magazine quoted people familiar with the matter as saying: "She knows that returning to Monaco is not good for her and she does not want her children to grow up in this repressive environment." ”
Perhaps, after repeated disappointments, Charlene finally understood that she was not a qualified princess in the eyes of the people of Monaco, and that she did not need this kind of hypocritical life.