According to the news of the foreign website on June 5, Prince Albert II of Monaco talked about the long-lost return of Princess Charlene to the Prince of Monaco, describing the incident as "the most beautiful thing that can happen in the world." This is the first time since Princess Charlene was diagnosed with COVID-19 that the Prince of Monaco has publicly praised Charlene.
Pictured: Princess Charlene of Monaco
Prince Albert II of Monaco said: "The wife suffered greatly. He admitted that the wife had been forced to live apart for nearly a year due to multiple health problems, a "test" for the couple and their children, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriela.
Pictured: Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene
Prince Albert II of Monaco, in a brief commentary published in the weekend newspaper Dimanche, acknowledged that the events of the past year had been "a test for my wife, especially for my wife, who suffered greatly and went through a difficult period of being away from her family." It is also a test for our children and for myself. ”
Albert II said: "We miss the princess very much, and we are obviously hurt by the false rumors. Despite our distance (from the princess), we were able to stay united and we talked to each other a lot. Today, Charlene is back, it's the best thing that can happen in the world, she's okay, we can finally be together. It's a relief and joy for all of us. ”
Pictured: Prince Albert II of Monaco and Princess Charlene
However, sources inside the Monaco royal family said her (Princess Charlene's) condition was "not alarming" and that she had been in self-isolation since she tested positive. Princess Charlene of Monaco also spoke about her health and marital status during Moroccan Fashion Week. She explained that she "didn't want to go too fast." It's a long, difficult, painful road. Today I feel much calmer. ”
In May 2021, Princess Charlene planned a short 10-day visit to her native South Africa, during which she fell ill for the first time and had to take six months off from ENT procedures, undergoing a series of painful corrective surgeries and subsequent recurrences, postponing her scheduled journey back to Monaco until mid-November.
Pictured: Princess Charlene of Monaco
Unfortunately, Princess Charlene's later return to Monaco was short-lived, and Charlene chose to visit a Swiss clinic for treatment and care. During his convalescence in South Africa and Switzerland, Prince Albert II and his children visit frequently and stay in touch through nightly video chat. Princess Charlene finally returned to stage in Monaco in March and made a public appearance again last month.
Despite all the evidence that the relationship between the two men is still the same, gossip about the breakdown of the two relationships has not gone away since last year. Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene repeatedly refuted this irresponsible rumor with little success, as the fact that Princess Shireen had been separated from Prince Albert II for a long time after her return to Morocco persisted. Princess Charlene refuted the incessant rumors last week, saying: "I still regret that some media outlets spread rumors about my life, about my relationship. Like everyone else, we are human beings, and like all people, we have emotions. ”