Charlène Wittstock he is better and will soon leave South Africa to return to the Principality of Monaco with his family. To break the news, her husband Alberto, who during an interview with Point of view he reassured about the conditions of his wife, who had been stuck in her native country for several months now.
“He is much better, this last operation that involved the nasal septum went very well”, said the prince. “We will be able to evaluate his return very soon. AND I can say it will be in Munich before the National Day. It is not possible for me to give an exact date, but I promise you will know when the time comes. ‘
The Principality’s National Day is next November 19, who knows if the former swimmer will really be there, it is certain that it is the first time that the husband is so unbalanced since the princess is away, and this point would really seem to be the conditions for the expected return home.
Wittstock has been blocked in South Africa since last May. Having left for a series of commitments related to her humanitarian and animal welfare causes, she had been ill almost immediately, but the reasons for her absence from the Principality would only be disclosed in July. And it was Charlène who revealed the details of her condition, during an interview with the South African magazine News24. The princess had said to have undergone an operation for the maxillary sinus lift, a bone graft that is carried out to be able to make implants in the molar area. After the operation, however, an ENT infection had taken over, hence the inability to move: his auditory system could not withstand the pressure of a plane ride.
Not an easy time, also studded with numerous gossip about an alleged crisis with her husband, precisely in the year of the tenth wedding anniversary, which the two spent far away, also thanks to the travel difficulties related to the Coronavirus epidemic.
The couple immediately tried to keep gossips at bay, even with some of his trips, which reached her several times with his children Jacques and Gabriella, 6 years. “All this chatter hurts both me and my wife”, the prince had blurted out in September, exasperated by the media pressure that has practically always accompanied the couple, thanks to the tears she shed on the altar in July 2011. In the middle, in addition to some surgical interventions, also an emergency hospitalization for away of a collapse. The fear, fortunately, soon returned and now the worst really seems to have passed. All that remains is to wait for the celebrations of November 19, to finally see the princes together at Palazzo Grimaldi.
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