Princess Charlène Opens Children’s Shelter

  February 3, 2012 at 5:07 am by

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On February 1st, Princess Charlène of Monaco officially opened the Princess Charlène Child Welfare Shelter.

Accompanied by her husband, Prince Albert II, the Princess opened the shelter which will be a home for children with familial difficulties. Following a speech by the director of the shelter, Mr Patrick Serre, Princess Charlène revealed a plaque commemorating the opening.

During the visit, the Prince and Princess were given a tour of the shelter, which includes a new painting of Princess Charlène by the Brazilian artist Romero Britto. The couple also took the time to play some foosball.

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