Next August German public television ZDF will broadcast the documentary The children of the principality: splendor and drama, which portrays the life of the current sovereign, Alberto, and his family. At the moment, only a small preview has been released that has already put the fans in check. Grimaldi.
The sovereign, who has been in charge since 2005, speaks of the personal cost of having assumed the throne after the sudden death of his father: “It is not easy to face it. It is difficult to appear in public and give speeches. I had to learn at a very young age what was expected of me,” he confesses.
His words coincide with the latest information available about Charlene from Monaco. The local media, which live in constant concern about her state of health, assure that the Princess She is increasingly alone and isolated. “She is surrounded by people, she has her own workers at her service, but she is completely alone and, to a large extent, very protected,” they point out.
He mood caused by the ENT infection affects her as much as the social pressure to which she has been subjected since she met her future husband.
At a certain point, Charlene decided to speak publicly about her state of health and express out loud the suffering she had been experiencing for months. «I focused all my energy on my children, my husband and my health because those are my priorities. My health is still fragile and I don’t want to go too fast. The road has been long, difficult and painful. Today I feel calmer,” explained the Princess.
Since then, there have been several occasions on which the South African has appeared before the cameras. She always did it, however, with the absent look for public exposure resulting from his position. Something, Alberto confesses, fears that it will also happen to his two young children, the twins. Jacques and Gabriela.
Princess Charlene and Prince Albert of Monaco at the Red Cross BallGTRES
“Our children are still very young and I want them to grow up as normally as possible,” he explains. «Just like my parents did with me and my sisters. When we were little, our family life was as normal as possible. We spent as much time together as possible and enjoyed our privacy and family trips,” she recalls.
