Charlene of Monaco: reunion with Albert and his children, big dog … the first pictures of the palace – Closer France

Princess Charlene of Monaco returned to the Rock on November 8 after months spent in South Africa. The first official photos of his reunion are already available.

Good news for all those who wanted to have a glimpse of a long-awaited reunion. As reported by our colleagues from Paris Match, the Prince’s Palace recently unveiled, on its Facebook page, the first photos of the return of Princess Charlene of Monaco At her place. These are no less than three pictures that have been published by the Palace, enough to ensure that the little family is indeed reunited, but also to allow the general public to see what the new member of the family looks like. Yes, Charlene of Monaco did not return alone from her stay in South Africa: a dog accompanied her.

The princess sent, just before boarding her private jet to France, a message to South Africa. Because if her doctors got her back on her feet after several operations because of her serious ENT infection, others gave her a whole other gift: a puppy. The official photos show this famous dog, named Khan, with the twins Gabriella and Jacques, as well as Prince Albert II. From the photos, we can guess that the whole family was in the inner courtyard of the Palace when the pictures were taken. After a quick greeting to the photographers present on the spot, Charlene of Monaco was finally able to return to her home.

Princess Stéphanie of Monaco was present

In addition to the twins Gabriella and Jacques, Albert II and Charlene of Monaco and the dog Khan, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco was also present to welcome his sister-in-law. Enough to guarantee a warm reunion that all members of the royal family had to wait for long months. Yes, in May in South Africa for what was to be a short stay, Charlene of Monaco spent more than six months there before finally being able to catch the plane and return home.

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