In 2011, the life of Olympic swimmer and teacher Charlene Wittstock (43) was turned upside down. She then married Prince Albert (63), and became part of Monaco’s princely family. Today we know the 43-year-old as Princess Charlene.
When the prince and princess got married, they had already been a couple for several years. Three years later the grand wedding, the couple wanted twins Gabriella and Jaques (7) welcome to the world.
The wild luxury life of the princely family
Together, the family lives a wild luxury life in the glamorous streets of Monaco, and this weekend she should have been a self-described guest during the Formula 1 race Monaco Grand Prix.
However, this was not the case.
It went a bit awry on “Today show Australia” when they talked about the royals: Video: Nine Network
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Can not go home
The princess is “trapped” in South Africa, where she lies “long flat” with an infection in the ear, nose and throat. It has naturally prevented her from going home, writes Hello Magazine.
The 43-year-old, who is himself from South Africa, has traveled to the African continent to raise awareness about the protection of rhinos.
– It’s exhausting
“During a mission on the African continent, which is part of the fight for the protection of nature, Princess Charlene has been affected by an infection in the nose, ear and throat region, which means that she is not allowed to go home,” reads a press release. from the Prince’s Palace in Monaco.
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Saves rhinos
This is the second time in two months that the princess has taken the trip to South Africa. Two months ago, she traveled to attend the funeral of Goodwill Zwelithini, King of the Zulu Nation.
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He died on March 12 due to diabetes complications, and turned 72 years old.
Now she is back in her home country. On May 21, two days before she was supposed to be present during the Formula 1 race, the 43-year-old posted a picture of herself and a rhino on Instagram.
It has had its horns removed in a painless manner, in an attempt to keep poachers away. As is well known, rhinos are killed for their horns.
