Princess Charlene Monaco

Princess Charlene has returned to Monaco after a prolonged illness left her separated from her family for a year.

The comment came about three weeks after the last update about Princess Charlene’s health, in which she was said to be recuperating in a “satisfying and very encouraging way” despite needing to stay in a clinic for ‘several more weeks.’ The news was shared in an official statement issued by the Palace that said that Charlene’s ‘encouraging recovery’ and her doctor’s advice meant that she was able to return home to her children and husband Prince Albert of Monaco. Prince Albert of Monaco last shared an update about Charlene on Thursday, February 17, telling local newspaper Monaco-Matin, “Princess Charlene is doing much better, and I hope she will be back in the Principality very soon.”

PRINCESS CHARLENE has finally returned to the Prince's Palace of Monaco after spending nearly a year away from them battling an ear-nose-throat (ENT) ...

Charlene, Princess of Monaco, who turned 44 in January, has missed several public engagements due to her health in recent months. At the palace, Princess Charlene has spent some of her happiest moments, including her wedding in 2011, the presentation of their twins and her beloved daily family life. Located in the centre of Monaco, the royal palace was built in 1215 and nowadays it is one of the city's main attractions.

Charlene, 44, has been absent from Monaco for months due to health problems, including what the palace has previously referred to as a 'state of profound ...

He later confirmed Charlene has been admitted to a treatment facility for undisclosed medical issues, as she works through a period of ill health. Albert continued: 'She hadn't slept well in a number of days and she wasn't eating at all well. She is very good at keeping her smarts under wraps.' He has also fathered two other children outside of wedlock. These are not problems within our relationship; not with the relationship between a husband and wife. 'Charlene is no Princess Di.' one said. She has lost a lot of weight, which made her vulnerable to other potential ailments. July 2 - Charlene and Albert mark their 10th anniversary separately. While on a solo charity trip to the country, she contracted a severe sinus infection which prevented her from travelling. Albert explained: 'I'm probably going to say this several times, but this has nothing to do with our relationship. This photo was released to mark the reunion 'She was clearly exhausted, physically and emotionally.

Princess Charlene of Monaco has returned to the principality after months-long medical treatment abroad and will continue her recovery alongside her husband ...

"She was clearly exhausted, physically and emotionally. Princess Charlene was hospitalised after collapsing in September in South Africa, where she had been living for several months Princess Charlene was hospitalised after collapsing in September in South Africa, where she had been living for several months

PARIS (Reuters) – Princess Charlene has returned to Monaco to be with her husband Prince Albert and her children (7-year-old twins Prince Jacques and ...

However, she was admitted soon after arrival to a treatment clinic outside of Monaco, as it became apparent she was still not well enough physically or emotionally to handle royal or family life, according to her husband. Charlene (44), who married Monaco’s ruler Prince Albert (63) in 2011, has been absent from the principality for months due to health problems – which began during her trip to South Africa early last year (2021), to raise awareness about rhino poaching. On Saturday, the Palace issued a statement confirming she returned to Monaco last week and that “the next few weeks should allow for Princess Charlene to further strengthen Her health, before gradually resuming Her official duties and commitments”.

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