Princess Charlene Monaco

The 44-year-old is married to Prince Albert but has been away from Monaco since May 2021 after falling ill during a visit to her native South Africa.

"I'm very happy to be back home in Monaco and with my family. The princess fell in South Africa in May 2021 during a 10-day visit and suffered complications from a sinus operation, which led her to stay in her native country for 10 months. "I am very happy to be back home in Monaco and with my family."

The royal and her daughter Princess Gabriella attended the Monte Carlo Fashion Awards where they presented an award.

She was not nervous at all, rather amused and she could have even walked the show on stage!” Gabriella has her own style and I like to encourage that individuality,” said the Princess. “I loved every moment preparing my Princess for her first official event.

Princess Charlene of Monaco was absent from public life for a year due to health issues. She speaks to Nice Matin.

While she was away, rumors were rife about the princess and her husband Albert II's private life. The royal was forced to stay in South Africa, where she had gone on a trip, for eight months due to an ENT (ears, nose and throat) infection. Princess Charlene of Monaco was absent from her royal duties for the past year due to a series of health concerns.

Princess Charlene shared that she remains "fragile" since her return to Monaco in March after a four-month stay in a Swiss clinic, where she received ...

The princess then acknowledged the support she has received from the people of Monaco, saying, "I'm very happy to be back home in Monaco and with my family. "I still find it regrettable that certain media peddle such rumours about my life, my relationship," she said. The 44-year-old first fell ill while in South Africa in May 2021 for what was planned as a brief 10-day visit.

Princess Charlene of Monaco, who had been away from the principality for months, with the palace saying she needed to treat health issues including a ...

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Princess Charlene of Monaco is speaking out for the first time about her year-long health battle, admitting it has been "long, difficult and so painful."

She was not nervous at all, rather amused and she could have even walked the show on stage!" Gabriella has her own style and I like to encourage that individuality." Throughout the past year, Princess Charlene consistently expressed her desire to return to Monaco and resume her royal responsibilities. "I'm very happy to be back home in Monaco and with my family. She went on to praise her husband of 10 years, calling him her "protector" for repeatedly speaking out against the rumors. "My state of health is still fragile and I don't want to go too fast.

The 44-year-old former Olympic champion swimmer, who married Prince Albert in 2011, spent months in Switzerland for treatment of several health issues, ...

Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Today, I feel more serene.” Princess Charlene of Monaco says she is “still fragile”, in a rare interview after spending months away from her principality due to health issues.

The 44-year-old spent almost a year away from the Mediterranean principality in her native South Africa, undergoing treatment for an unspecified condition.

Charlene said: 'I'm very happy to be back home in Monaco and with my family. Gabriella has her own style and I like to encourage that individuality.' 'The Palace has had to invoke a suffering princess so often that the Monegasques today find it hard to believe,' he wrote in Paris Match last year. The path has been long, difficult and very painful' Princess Charlene of Monaco (pictured in April) has spoken for the first time about her long battle with ill-health Princess Charlene of Monaco speaks about her health crisis for the FIRST time, and admits: 'My state of health is still fragile.

The princess also shared a sweet new photo with her daughter, Princess Gabriella.

She added that Albert had supported her "enormously," and had worked to shield her and their twin children from the scrutiny. The seems only appropriate for the famously stylish royal, who has apparently passed on her love of fashion to her daughter. Princess Charlene of Monaco made her return to public life earlier this month, and now the royal has given an interview to the press.

Charlene of Monaco denies “malicious” gossip in her first full-length newspaper interview after a year of health struggles.

The path has been long, difficult, and very painful.” Charlene said she had “focused all my energy on my children, my husband, and my health because they are my priority,” and denied rumors of a divorce or separation, saying, “I am very happy to be back home in Monaco and with my family.” In the end she did not return to Monaco for almost eight months, during which time she was hospitalized after collapsing.