Nice Premium learned a few weeks ago about the attempted escape, twice, of the future Monegasque princess Charlene Wittstock. The reason: the infidelities of her future husband. It’s a delicate time for His Serene Highness Albert II of Monaco just a few days before his wedding. Details.
It was initially only rumors known to a few insiders. But the rumor is growing, and testimonies are becoming more precise. Charlene Wittstock allegedly tried to leave the Principality of Monaco and France twice to escape the infidelities of her future princely husband.
The newspaper L’Express was the first to release this information but without giving precise reasons. Charlene Wittstock reportedly wishes to leave her husband after discovering his infidelities during their relationship. Infidelity that might have been forgiven if the prince had not gotten his unofficial partner pregnant. The goal, if the affair had not been uncovered by L’Express, was to acknowledge this third child out of wedlock a few months after his wedding with Charlene Wittstock.
Aside from the intimate and personal issue that concerns only the protagonists, it is necessary to highlight all aspects of this not necessarily desired marriage. It becomes everyone’s business when it involves a head of state.
Whether rumor or reality, Prince Albert II of Monaco is not new to this, having already acknowledged two children. The Monegasque Palace has formally denied the affair, which it describes as a “false allegation.” An affair that is therefore not an affair for the palace. In any case, it is gaining a lot of importance among the Monegasque population and national media. Too much importance for it not to be partly true.
