The marriage of Princess Charlene and Prince Albert continues to be a constant source of fascination.
Not only have many scratched their heads over the princess’ health, which is fraught with question marks. No, it has long been rumored that Charlene is unhappy in the relationship. In May, the gossip reached completely new levels.
Then French Voici claimed that the couple would separate and that Charlene would settle in Switzerland where she would receive multi-million maintenance from Albert.
Tasks that the princess has since denied. And now she appears in an unexpected place – neighboring Norway!
That’s why Princess Charlene is in Norway
In early June, Princess Charlene fell ill in covid-19 and went underground again.
Only two weeks ago we got a glimpse of her with Prince Albert and Princess Gabriella, 7, on the palace balcony in Monaco:
Charlene, Albert and and daughter Isabella in connection with the Catholic holiday corpus christi.
Now the princess “mysteriously” appears in a completely different place – our neighbor Norway!
Mysterious if you do not keep up anyway. It was only on the Norwegian court’s website that it was revealed that Albert would not go on the trip himself:
“DD.MM. The royal couple holds lunch for DD.FF. HH Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco on Bygdø royal property”, can be read.
“The Crown Prince Couple and Princess Märtha Louise will also be present”.
Said and done, yesterday the official visit started which was immortalized in the picture:
The princely family with Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon, ready to go to an exhibition!
Prince Albert’s words during the visit to Norway
After lunch, the prince and princess and Haakon visited the exhibition Sailing the Sea of Science at the Framm Museum in Oslo.
The prince has a very special connection to the exhibition. It shows his great – great – grandfather’s expeditions to Svalbard.
Charlenes and Albert’s decision in marriage – leaves
Later this week, Albert will visit Svalbard and the areas where Prince Albert I carried out his research trip.
– My great-great-grandfather wanted Monaco to have an oceanographic institute with a clear goal: to promote, love and protect the sea areas. Today we see how relevant, future-oriented and significant that vision was, Prince Albert has previously said.
Photo: TT
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