Charlene of Monaco: for her return to the Rock, she adopts a new, more sober haircut

After several months spent away from her family because she was stranded in South Africa, Charlene of Monaco returned to the Rock on Monday, November 8. Something to delight Prince Albert, as well as their children Jacques and Gabriella.

Charlene of Monaco is back home. Blocked for several months in South Africa for what was initially only a short stay for her foundation, the princess was able to take a plane to find Prince Albert II of Monaco as well as their two children, Jacques and Gabriella, who did not fail to welcome him to the princely palace, posing on the occasion all smiles at his side. Nice morning thus unveiled a snapshot of the entire small family a few hours after the landing of Princess Charlene. The magazine Bild report that she took a private jet on Sunday evening, November 7 at Durban airport towards Nice, where she arrived at 8:45 a.m. before taking a helicopter to Monaco.

Hugging her twins Jacques and Gabriella tightly against her, posing alongside her husband with an arm around his neck, it is hidden that Princess Charlene appeared, surely to protect himself after his operation of the nasal septum. Decked out with a new haircut, she who is a follower of hair changes, she thus opted for a boyish cut with a wick, all dyed brown. What a change from her usual blond, she who was greeted with great pomp by Prince Albert II and his children whom she had not seen since last August, and who were impatiently waiting for her on the tarmac of the Monegasque heliport with a gigantic bouquet of flowers, bring back Nice morning.

This event in which Charlene of Monaco will be able to participate

Prince Albert’s prognosis was therefore good, he who after having announced the return of Charlene of Monaco last October, had assured that she would be back well before a very important event, and eagerly awaited on the Rock: the National Day. “We will be able to consider his return very soon. And I can tell you that she will be in Monaco well before the national holiday“, had thus entrusted the prince to Point of view, the National Day being set this year for November 19. Albert II had taken the opportunity to give news of Princess Charlene, who was going then “much better”. “This last operation which concerned the nasal septum went very well”, he added, serene.