Discreet or simply absent? Back on the Monaco Rock after a long stay in South Africa and her convalescence in Switzerland, Charlène of Monaco is rare. If she revealed on her Instagram account an adorable photo with her twins and her husband for the Easter weekend, since rare are his public appearances. But soon, the former swimmer could well come out of her reserve to participate in an event that is particularly close to her heart. According to the website Royal storiesJacques and Gabriella’s mother should attend the 10th edition of the Sainte-Dévote Tournament.

“This rugby tournament is organized by the Monegasque Rugby Federation with the support of the Princess Charlene of Monaco Foundation”, rapporteur our colleagues. This event, which introduces the youngest to the oval ball, is all the more important for the company of Albert II as “one of the three main missions of the Princess Charlene Foundation is the sports education of young people”. “On the sidelines of this tournament, several sporting events are organized, such as a meeting for very young people from 3 years old”, can we read on the site. In this year 2022, Charlene Wittstock could well be a little more present.

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Still according to our colleagues, the South African would also have planned toattend the Riviera Water Bike Challenge which will be held on June 5. A sports competition, run by his brother Gareth Wittstock, unlike any other: “The water bikes, kinds of water bikes that move on water, will leave from the Yacht Club of Monaco”.

In 2020, the wife of Albert II of Monaco had long trained all summer with MMA champion Conor McGregor to pay “participate in the 180 km charity race during which she linked Calvi to Monaco”. But this year, Charlene of Monaco risks not taking part in the competition because of her fragile health, “but the objective already would be to be able kick off the race itself“highlighted Royal stories who gets this information from the entourage of the main family.

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