Charlène of Monaco, the rediscovered smile (with her children Jacques and Gabriella)

C.harlène of Monaco she is back and, if you look closely at her expressions and ways, not only physically. Public event after public event the princess appears more and more relaxed, smiling and at ease with her, finally, after difficult months.

The last outing was with the family, on the occasion of the Tournoi Sainte Dévote de Rugby, which was held in Monte Carlo over the weekend. Denim chemisier, platinum-colored hair, the former swimmer was a real special guard at the Louis II stadium, but she showed no sign of impatience or discomfort, despite those who would like to be forced to Munich against her will to she.

“Great day at Santa Devota rugby, God bless you all,” wrote the princess on Instagram sharing some shots of the event. Beyond the public role, however, the best moments were those of her with her husband Albert II and the children Jacques and Gabriella. Lots of talking and knowing looks with the spouse, hugs and cuddles for the twins, who have flourished since they have their mother close again.

Despite the newfound harmony, at least apparent, the gossip does not subside. The last one? Charlène would return home in exchange for a millionaire deal with Alberto. According to the French weekly Voici, the prince would have signed a document that would provide for the payment of 12 million euros per year to his wife. Charlène, indeed, he would have decided to move to Switzerland and to travel to Monaco only for official events which require his presence, such as the Formula One Grand Prix and the Patroness’ feasts. The former swimmer, however, would not have won over her children, who should stay and live at Palazzo Grimaldi: according to her rumors, they will only spend the school holidays with her.

The deal would avert the hypothesis of a divorce, inconvenient both for the image of the Palace and for Wittstock. The princess would have been deprived of her children who, as the journalist Bertrand Deckers, an expert on Monegasque royals, recently pointed out, “belong” to the Principality and not to her mother. If an agreement really exists, in short, it suits both of you, at least until the twins are old enough to be able to make their own decisions. Charlène thus put the engagement ring back on her finger and re-entered her part. And there is little to be happy about. As long as it’s all true, she means.

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