Of course, Albert and Charlene’s nuptials went on without a hitch.
Ten years after her controversial wedding, things for Charlene seemed to go from bad to worse.
These rumors only worsened in 2022 when Charlene spent months at a health facility in Switzerland.
Some European tabloids speculated that she had ditched the palace for good.
At the end of the day, though, rumors are just rumors.
Indeed, the year has ushered in a version of Charlene that appears stronger than ever.
Despite having endured what has been described as a traumatic medical experience, Charlene seems to have improved substantially.
“Today, I feel in great shape, happy and serene,” she shared.
As Charlene admitted to Monaco Matin, she has kept her exercise on the lighter side of things.
The princess shared, “I hope to be able to return to sport soon … Interestingly, it is quite possible that Prince Albert shares Charlene’s enthusiasm for this goal.
Sadly, though, space was not necessarily the only thing keeping Charlene away from her kids.
As he toldPeople, “She was clearly exhausted, physically and emotionally.
She was overwhelmed and couldn’t face official duties, life in general or even family life.”
By 2023, however, that dynamic had certainly changed.
In the spirit of simplicity, the princess walked her children from the palace to their respective classrooms.
“This is … the first time that Jacques and Gabriella will not be in the same class.
This is a big step for them, and it feels good to me.”
Throughout the princess' illness, she was also separated from Prince Albert even on important dates.
In 2023, however, the couple says that this dynamic has changed.
Apparently, Charlene’s improved health has allowed her to spend much more time with Albert.
Naturally, though, the monarch did not mean that in a literal sense.
She hadn’t slept well in a number of days and she wasn’t eating at all well.
She has lost a lot of weight.”
In 2023, however, Charlene has appeared to be much more present at official events.
She not only attended the Formula 1 Grand Prix of Monaco, but also the official launch of TVMonaco.
After all, during the time that the princess was ill, Albert attended countless official events without her.
However, in 2023, the princess began to reappear more and more by the prince’s side.
In her view, the expose was especially important for the royal twins.
“This allows them to understand the history of their country and their family,” she opined.
During this time, the concept of taking a frivolous vacation across the world might have seemed impossible.
Luckily for the former Olympian, 2023 saw a major shift in this dynamic.
No longer did Charlene have to stay abroad for health purposes.
Instead, the princess could finally enjoy some fun in the sun on a family vacation.
I like landscapes; the greenery, the sea, the people."
She also seemed to like the overall culture there.
“As a family, we feel very comfortable there.”
The beaches are so beautiful, the mountains welcoming.
It’s a little paradise."
She needs time to rest in the best environment possible."
The prince added, “Even if we as a family are public figures.
When public figures have health issues, they deserve privacy just like any one else.
I hope everybody will understand that.”
In 2023, however, we have seen Charlene step into the limelight once more.
My state of health is still fragile and I don’t want to go too fast."
Almost one year later, however, this dynamic seems to have changed substantially.
Jacques practices taekwondo."
The princess added that an Olympic-level performance would hardly be expected of the twins.
They are only children, but subject to public scrutiny."
The main thing is to communicate, answer their questions and help them take their first steps."
