Her return home “went pretty smoothly for the first few hours, and then it became clear that she was unwell,” Albert told the publication.
Although speculation swirled around that her move was due to
cracks in her relationship With her husband, son Grace Kelly, and Prince Rainier III, the palace, Albert and Charlene asserted that her health difficulties helped her get to another continent.
June 24: Charlene’s Foundation Confirmed
News24 had “underwent many complicated procedures” after being infected. The health organization advised her to stay in South Africa as she continues to recover and await further procedures, the foundation said.
July 6: Charlene, unable to return to Monaco for her 10th wedding anniversary, told
News24 in a statement that her illness and living in South Africa “was a trying time.”
She said: “I miss my husband and children dearly. “It was extremely difficult for me when I was instructed by the medical team that I could not return home for my 10th wedding anniversary. Albert was my rock and my strength and without love. and his support, I won’t be able to get through this painful time.”
September 2: Albert, in particular with
Everyone, said his wife was “ready to go home” after undergoing months of medical procedures.
September 4: Charlene left a South African hospital after she was treated for an ear, nose and throat condition, the Monaco palace said
Reuters at that time. She was rushed to hospital after fainting earlier in the week, although the palace said her collapse was not a major concern.
September 8th: In the other
interview to People, Albert denounced rumors that Charlene remained in South Africa because of problems in their relationship.
“She didn’t leave Monaco in a fit of rage!” he told the store. “She didn’t leave because she was mad at me or because of anyone else… It was only supposed to last a week, a maximum stay of 10 days, and [she is still there now] because she got this infection, all these medical complications arose. “
October 26: Albert said
Everyone that Charlene will return to Monaco within a few weeks after she completes her recovery from surgery in early October.
November 9: Thai Trac Nghien returned to Monaco after half a year of separation, eagerly welcomed by her children and husband. On Instagram, she shared a photo of herself in a black mask with her children and husband,
note, “Happy day today Thank you all for keeping me strong!!” with a heart emoji.
November 16: The palace announced that Charlene, within a week of returning to Monaco, will be evading public duties as she continues to recover. “A period of calm and rest is necessary to ensure that Princess Charlene’s health is at its best,” the palace said in a statement.
Reuters.
November 19: Charlene was absent from the Monaco National Day celebrations.
Prince Albert told People that his wife is suffering from “exhaustion, both emotionally and physically.”
Appearing on the balcony with their father at the public event, Charlene’s 6-year-old twins, Prince Jacque and Princess Gabriella, held handmade signs honoring their mother. Gabriella’s sign reads “We miss you” in the heart, and Jacque writes “We love you.”
