Princess Charlène: Christmas with questions and see the children!

Princess Charlène: Christmas with questions and see the children!

Ehrenhof des Fürstenpalastes, Monaco, Monaco - in the heart of Monaco, more precisely in the Henzhof of the Fürstenpalast, an enchanting event took place on December 18 that fueled the Christmas mood! Princess Charlène (46) and Prince Albert II (66) were present at the annual gift distribution to large families from Monaco. But while the adults had fun and presented gifts to the excited children, the twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella (both 10) were not very enthusiastic about their rather passive part. With questioning faces, they were at the gift table and seemed to ask: "Why not want to unpack ourselves?" It was revealed that the role of gifts distributing was not the highlight for the two atmospheric children, as well as the reporting of merkur.de to understand.

festive duty under pain

In the middle of a picturesque winter landscape that was decorated with a shining Christmas tree, Princess Gabriella passed gifts to the children aged five to twelve in a shining red outfit. Her brother Jacques was not completely dissatisfied and risked a look into the colorful parcels from time to time while her mother distributed smiling smile. The family's unit front was also supported by Albert's sister Stéphanie and her daughter Camille Gottlieb, who took part in the festive occasion, such as t-online.de reported. Despite their packed tasks, the Grimaldi children, in particular Gabriella, showed that they also have other wishes than just distributing gifts.

This event, which reflected the anticipation for the holidays, also offered an insight into the family dynamics of the princely couple, which, despite rumors, presents itself as a strong unit. While the Monegasium people see their children in the glamor of festive traditions, Jacques and Gabriella are not only part of a tradition, but also observers from a royal spectacle that lives on with each issue of new gifts in the hearts of the Monegasses.