Seeing children is a joy for the eyes and the heart, especially when it comes to the little ones Gabriella and Jacques, the royal twins sons of Albert and Charlene of Monaco. Two small concentrates of joy and enthusiasm that never miss an opportunity to delight the subjects (and not only) every time their parents take them with them to celebrations and events.
The last official release of the Princes Gabriella and Jacques is that ofMay 8, after feast of Santa Devota in which they participated in January together with their mother Charlene. With their father Alberto they went to the 2021 Monaco E-Prix, one of the stages of Formula E, that is grand prix dedicated to electric cars racing. Prince Albert brought the twins with him, triggering the reactions of bystanders and those who followed the race live.
For the occasion mom Charlene she chose to dress Gabriella and Charlene with very easy outfits (but very signed) in jeans fabric, certainly suitable for the informal occasion. And we can say that they have been more than spot on, since the Principles have managed to literally steal the show both from father Alberto than to the pilots themselves.
The children wore passes around their necks, as is reserved for special guests in the stands of honor, and all the time they followed the race between laughter and the inevitable cuddles with Prince Albert, ready to answer their questions and curiosities about what they were witnessing. There was also a moment of great tenderness in which little Jacques took refuge in his father’s arms because he was frightened by the loud noises of the engines (reminiscent of those of airplanes).
But let’s go to the looks sported by the twins and chosen, as always, by mum Charlene. Prince Jacques wore designer dark blue jeans Dolce and Gabbana and combined with a light blue shirt, in a single color, completing everything with aviator style mirrored glasses with red lenses, like a real little man. Princess Gabriella also wore jeans, but in a delightfully feminine version, with a dungaree dress from the Italian brand Monnalisa on which stood out a bright and colorful Daisy Duck. Under a pastel pink t-shirt like a real princess and, to shelter from the cool afternoon breeze, a white sports jacket.
The children of Albert and Charlene of Monaco, who last December they celebrated their sixth birthday, they were in excellent company. There was also with them cousin Kaia Rose Wittstock, daughter of mom’s elder brother, Gareth Wittstock. Also present was one of the “big” cousins, Pierre Casiraghi, the second son of Princess Caroline of Hanover who for the occasion showed off an elegant dark blue suit.
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