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Princess Caroline of Monaco is well known for her strong sense of independence. Even the young wife of Monsieur Junot was no pushover. As Madame Stefano Casiraghi, she might have been uncharacteristically willing to give up a little of her independence (because that is the effect of true love) but by then her media image as born-again, indomitable “First Lady of Monaco” was too forceful. It was Stefano, in fact, … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Monaco | Tagged AMADE, Children, France, House of Hanover, Patronage, Princess Caroline of Hanover | Leave a commentIt’s Good to be Charlotte Casiraghi
Well, yes, she has her challenges, as we all do. But sometimes, believe it or not, it really is fantastic to be Charlotte Marie Pomeline! One of those times was Saturday, 4 December 2010. The beautiful Mademoiselle Casiraghi was positively beaming, her eyes full of maniacal laughter, as she stomped around the arena at Le Parc des Expositions of Paris Nord Villepinte, which was all revamped in red and green … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged AMADE, Charlotte Casiraghi, France, Horses, Patronage, Princess Caroline of Hanover | Leave a commentPrincess Stephanie and World AIDS Day
As the founder of Monaco’s leading AIDS charity, Princess Stephanie would not ignore World AIDS Day, the global movement founded in the 80s to tackle HIV and AIDS. The princess, who is the youngest child of the late Princess Grace and the late Prince Rainier III, founded her own organization, Fight AIDS Monaco, in 2004. Not only did she not ignore the commemoration of both fight and survivors on Wednesday, … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Auction, Fight AIDS Monaco, HIV/AIDS, Interview, Media, Patronage, Princess Charlène of Monaco, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco, World AIDS Day | 1 CommentCharlene Scores Two Fashion Hits in Two Weeks
Did Charlene Wittstock take some fashion tips from her future sister-in-law Princess Caroline? If so, Prince Albert’s fiancee owes his sister a hearty thanks! Normally, an event like the 4th International Peace & Sport Forum’s gala probably wouldn’t attract too much attention from the fashion blogs. But on Thursday, 2 December, Miss Wittstock transformed a typically uninspiring occasion, and dress, into an OH WOW. It was the kind of elegant … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Fashion, Media, Patronage, Princess Charlène of Monaco | Leave a commentCharlotte Casiraghi’s Past Weeks
Charlotte Casiraghi was gearing up for the 2010 Gucci Masters equestrian tournament a whole fortnight before its commencement. It begins on Friday, the 3rd of December, and extends through the succeeding Sunday. As last year, the venue is the exposition park in Paris Nord Villepinte. Early this past week, Charlotte joined the organizers of the glamourous event for its promotional photo shoot with a couch-sitting horse. Charlotte answered questions about … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged AMADE, Charlotte Casiraghi, France, Horses, Interview, Photo Session | Leave a commentPrincess Grace Awards and Monaco Media Forum
On Wednesday night, the red carpet and Princess Grace Awards backdrop were laid out at New York City’s Cipriani restaurant. Doors opened at 6:30 PM for the reception and “silent auction,” which were followed at 7:30 by the awards ceremony, dinner, and “live auction.” Presiding over the event: Royal PGF chairman Princess Caroline of Hanover, and the Gala chair Bonnie Pfeifer Evans, whose husband, Charles Evans, is a Platinum Sponsor … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Awards, Celebrities, House of Hanover, Media, Patronage, Princess Caroline of Hanover, Princess Grace Foundation, United States of America | Leave a commentAlbert II and Fiancee in Japan
Prince Albert II of Monaco has brought his bride-to-be, Charlene Wittstock, to the Palace of Tokyo, where she was introduced to the Emperor and Empress of Japan. There aren’t many royals who make Grimaldis seem tall, but Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko certainly do! Their Imperial Majesties stood approximately a head shorter than the Prince and Miss Wittstock, who visited Japan in order to attend the X Conference of the … Continue reading
Posted in Japan, Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Conference, Emperor Akihito of Japan, Empress Michiko of Japan, Interview, Media, Official Visit, Princess Charlène of Monaco | Leave a commentLyon and Rome for Charlotte
Thursday: Jumping competition in Lyon, check! Friday, jumping in Lyon again, check! Saturday, red carpet in Rome with brother’s girlfriend, check! It’s all in a typical week for Charlotte Casiraghi, elder daughter of Princess Caroline of Monaco and her second husband, the late World Offshore Champion Stefano Casiraghi. Yes, indeed, Miss Casiraghi removed her Gucci jodhpurs and riding boots for the day on Saturday, 30 October 2010, replacing them with … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Celebrities, Charlotte Casiraghi, Film Festival, Films, France, Horses, Italy, Premiere, Sport | Leave a commentCaroline of Monaco: Busybody Fundraiser and Model Princess
Princess Caroline of Monaco certainly lives lavishly. Every summer, she recharges her batteries on the 118-foot PACHA III as it weaves around and along the jet-set playgrounds of the Mediterranean. For this peaceful time, she pays a heavy price, being shown in magazines on board the yacht in her bikini, surrounded by her children and their dearest friends. Her lawyer, Mattias Prinz, pointed to her most recent cruise when he … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Monaco | Tagged House of Hanover, Media, Patronage, Princess Caroline of Hanover, Princess Charlène of Monaco | Leave a commentPrincess Caroline visits Palazzo Vecchio
In the past week, Princess Caroline of Monaco paid a visit to the Palazzo Vecchio in the city of Florence, the capital of the Florentine province of Tuscany, Italy. The tour of the Palazzo Vecchio included the Uffizi Gallery and the Boboli Garden. Wearing her trademark sunglasses and pashmina scarf for her tour of the palace, the Princess showed that she was an impassioned student of culture. The Princess, according … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Monaco | Tagged AMADE, Architecture, House of Hanover, Italy, Palaces, Patronage, Princess Caroline of Hanover, Working Visit | Leave a commentCaroline of Monaco’s Lawyers Appeal (again) for her Privacy
Princess Caroline of Monaco’s lawyer, Mattias Prinz, on Wednesday, 13 October, addressed the European Court of Human Rights in Strausbourg, France. His issue was the failure of the German constitutional courts to accept the 2004 landmark decision by the ECHR that upheld his royal client’s right to privacy in accordance with Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. He said that, even to this day, while Caroline’s privacy … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Monaco | Tagged Germany, House of Hanover, Legal Matters, Media, Princess Caroline of Hanover | Leave a commentPrince Albert in India and China
In the past week, Prince Albert II of Monaco visited both India and China. On Sunday, the 3rd of October, the Sovereign joined Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India, for the opening ceremony of the 21st edition of the Commonwealth Games. Well-known for his love of sports, Prince Albert is, many-times-over, an Olympic athlete and, besides this, he is a member of the International Olympic Committee. He is also President … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, China, Commonwealth Games, India, Ireland, Official Visit, Prime Minister Singh of India, Princess Charlène of Monaco, Princess Grace Foundation, Sport | 3 CommentsLovingly Remembered after 20 Years: Stefano Casiraghi (1960-1990)
On October 3rd, the Como village Fino Mornasco commemorated the twentieth anniversary of the death of one of its sons. He was born and educated there, at its Collegio Gallio, and at the age of 23, his marriage to Princess Caroline of Monaco made him famous far beyond the shores of Italy. But Stefano Casiraghi was beloved by his family and friends, as well as the community of Fino Mornasco, … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Royals, Monaco | Tagged Anniversary, Death, In-Laws, Princess Caroline of Hanover, Stefano Casiraghi | 3 CommentsScout’s Honor
Last weekend, on Saturday, 25 September, the Association Scouts de Monaco marked their centennial and Princess Caroline was there to congratulate them. Monegasque Scouting dates back to 1910, and its patronage under French Scouting began in 1918. In 1990, the Monegasque Scouts became fully independent of their French brethren under the World Organization of the Scout Movement. The Association is actually the Association des Guides et Scouts, the Guides of … Continue reading
Posted in Germany, Monaco | Tagged House of Hanover, Patronage, Princess Caroline of Hanover, Scouting | Leave a commentMiss Casiraghi adds Public Safety to her roles: Correction
Despite a previous report on this blog, it must now be pointed out that Charlotte Casiraghi’s patronage of Monaco’s Public Safety Division is not what can accurately be called a recent appointment. In fact, Ms. Casiraghi gained this distinction as long ago as her eleventh year! On the 23rd of April 1997, she was photographed, in the Salon d’Honneur of Monaco’s Palais Princier, wearing the uniform of the Maritime and … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Charlotte Casiraghi, Patronage | Leave a commentPrince Albert opens Da Vinci Exposition and Chairs the Electric Car Summit
The Association Dante Alighieri Monaco joined with the Association Monaco-Italie under the grand canopy of the Grimaldi Forum for a historic exposition of Leonardo da Vinci’s Atlantic Code. The exposition of 1200 drawings from Milan’s Biblioteca Ambrosiana, has been held at the Grimaldi Forum from 2-24 September 2010. Of course, we have to thank Prince Albert II for his patronage of this exposition. But there is also a Casiraghi connection. … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, In-Laws, Patronage | Leave a commentMiss Casiraghi adds Public Safety to her roles
This year Charlotte Casiraghi, older daughter of the Hereditary Princess Caroline of Monaco, has gained two significant stripes of national duty this year. The first was in June, when her new role as Honorary President of the Jumping International de Monte-Carlo gained recognition. Now she has been appointed to the role of Godmother of the Public Safety for the Maritime and Airport Police of Monaco. It was on Tuesday, 7 … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Charlotte Casiraghi, Patronage | 2 CommentsStephanie Watches Daughter Compete at Junior Olympic Games
While Princess Caroline of Monaco tried her hat Mexican-style on a charter yacht anchored off the Aeolian Islands, in the Tyrrhenian Sea, her sister, Princess Stephanie, was in Singapore to support daughter Pauline Ducruet, 16, in the Junior Olympic Games. Recently, Princess Stephanie was pool side to support Miss Ducruet at the Junior European Championships in Helsinki. But on the occasion in Singapore, Pauline had the added support of others … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Charlotte Casiraghi, Olympic Games, Pauline Ducruet, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco, Singapore, Sport | Leave a comment62nd Monegasque Red Cross Ball
As every year before it, the 62nd Red Cross Ball of Monaco was full of intrigue. If the Sovereign Prince and his bride-to-be weren’t enough of a sensation on their arrival at the seafaring-theme gala, there was his younger sister to take up the slack. Prince Albert walked into the Sporting Club with his fiancee, Miss Wittstock, and his sister, Princess Stephanie, on each arm. Also, apparently, Nicole Valerie Coste, … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Celebrities, Princess Charlène of Monaco, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco, Red Cross | Leave a commentFight AIDS Monaco
Prince Albert II, Sovereign of Monaco, turned out with his future wife, Miss Charlene Wittstock, in support of another very important woman in his life, the younger sister he always tried to protect. Princess Stephanie of Monaco presided over a gala for the charity she founded six years ago, Fight AIDS Monaco, in the Room of the Stars at the Monte-Carlo Sporting Club. Princess Stephanie freshly bronzed from the sun … Continue reading
Posted in Monaco | Tagged Albert II of Monaco, Fight AIDS Monaco, HIV/AIDS, Patronage, Princess Charlène of Monaco, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco | 1 Comment