The return of Charlene a Monaco takes on the plots of mystery, more and more every day. The Princess, engaged in a rhino conservation campaign in South Africa, has been missing from the scene since January and seems increasingly willing to continue in her mission, keeping away from the Principality.
From the latest news leaked, it would seem that she was hit by one severe respiratory tract infection – not Covid-19, as clarified by a note from the Palazzo – which would prevent her from flying to return to her children and her husband Alberto.
His engagement with the anti-poaching teams she goes on relentlessly and she herself doesn’t seem to want to give it up. In fact, the images that portray her with a new haircut unorthodox for his role – as pointed out by some followers – while Alberto shows himself alone in the company of twins Jacques and Gabriella.
Given the few intentions to return home and the enthusiasm shown for his new commitments in support of the rhinos, Albert of Monaco decided to join her in South Africa with the children, as shown by the shots he wanted to share on his official social channels.
After some time, therefore, the family is reunited but still there is no talk of her intentions to follow her husband to Monaco who, according to what is shared on social media, could also bring the twins back home without his wife. Charlene.
Prince Albert has already shown himself alone on more than one occasion, as in the case of the visit to oceanographic museum conducted with the twins, as well as for the institutional exit for the usual appointment with the Formula 1 Grand Prix which, every year, is held in Montecarlo.
In his new adventure in South Africa, Charlene seems to have found a new dimension of happiness that she finds it hard to show alongside her husband. With the exception of a few rare moments in which she is portrayed with her children, the Princess is always sparing with smiles and – indeed – has never hidden that she is homesick.
Officially, Charlene of Monaco she is missing from home due to an infection that would prevent her from traveling. In the photo which she has decided to allocate to social media, on the other hand, the Princess seems completely immersed in this new journey, which has also helped her to bridge the distance from her homeland to which she has always remained very attached.
What she is living in South Africa could therefore only be a short departure of her life, useful to make her clear in herself. A more prolonged absence could, in fact, be too hard a blow to the marriage with the Prince Albert which has always creaked, ever since it was celebrated in 2010. Jacques and Gabriella, her children, however, have returned that smile that seemed lost.
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