Charlene Wittstock

So, I continue the story of the sad Princess Charlene Wittstock.





After the announcement of her engagement to Albert, the girl abandoned her career as a school teacher and sat down to study French textbooks, intensively studying its Monegasque dialect. But this was not the only limit to the working days of the future princess. Over the past year, many teachers have taught Charlene the etiquette and ceremonies that are inherent in the royal palace. How could it be otherwise! After all, now she had to correspond to the monarch's status.

Moreover, the prince's chosen one changed Protestantism to Catholicism, neither Albert himself, nor the laws of Monaco required this from her at all.



However, the most difficult thing for the 33-year-old ex-athlete was to accept the premarital pranks of her future husband. After all, the 53-year-old prince has two illegitimate children - six-year-old Alexander from dark-skinned Nicole Coste, a former flight attendant, and 19-year-old Jazmin, whose mother is American Tamara Rotolo.











However, soon Albert faces two more tests to confirm paternity. There are rumors of an 18-month-old son from an Italian woman threatening to "tell the world everything," and another child from Costa who recently visited Monte Carlo.





But these children cannot claim the throne. But for the sake of producing a legitimate heir, Albert allegedly married Charlene.

There are rumors about some kind of secret agreement between them. Its main point is the birth of a child. In addition, the prince's wife must provide support in case he suddenly finds other illegitimate children.

Perhaps these circumstances were the reason for the girl's three desperate attempts to escape from Monaco. The first, according to rumors, took place in May of this year, when Charlene was trying on a wedding dress in Paris. Allegedly, she then asked for asylum in the South African embassy, but nothing came of it and she had to return to the principality. The second attempt, again unsuccessful, occurred during the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monaco. Well, the latter, just a few days before the wedding, was stopped on the way to Nice airport and ended with the confiscation of Wittstock's passport.

So where is the truth? Why did the princess cry at her wedding?





Why does she still look sadly at the photos that tell about the honeymoon? By the way, to her homeland, South Africa.



Why are their kisses with Albert so awkward?