Prince Albert II of Monaco took his children for a fun day out at the Oceanographic Museum today – after Princess Charlene was unable to return home from South Africa trip due to infection. Princess Gabriella, six, and her twin brother Prince Jacques stole the show as they gave each other a heartwarming hug as they … Read more
Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella of Monaco stole the show at a car race yesterday. The royal twins, six, who are the children of Prince Albert, 53 and Princess Charlene, 43, caught the attention of the crowd at the start of the ABB FIA Formula E Monaco E-Prix. Prince Jacques and Gabriella were joined by … Read more
Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella of Monaco stole the show at a car race yesterday. The royal twins, six, who are the children of Prince Albert, 53 and Princess Charlene, 43, caught the attention of the crowd at the start of the ABB FIA Formula E Monaco E-Prix. Prince Jacques and Gabriella were joined by … Read more
The youngest of the Monaco royals showed she knows how to entertain a crowd as the principality celebrated its patron saint yesterday with its traditional boat-burning ceremony. Princess Gabriella, six, stole the show when she stepped out with her twin brother Prince Jacques and their parents, Princess Charlene, 43, and Prince Albert, 62. The young … Read more
The youngest of the Monaco royals showed she knows how to entertain a crowd as the principality celebrated its patron saint yesterday with its traditional boat-burning ceremony. Princess Gabriella, six, stole the show when she stepped out with her twin brother Prince Jacques and their parents, Princess Charlene, 43, and Prince Albert, 62. The young … Read more
Princess Charlene of Monaco has shared adorable family photos of her husband, Prince Albert, and the couple’s twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, five, on social media, after the family donned their formal attire for National Day celebrations on Thursday. On Saturday, Princess Charlene, 42, shared on Instagram a snap of her blonde-haired young son wearing a navy suit and … Read more
Lullabies work just as well for soothing a baby to sleep if it is in their native language or a completely foreign dialect, a new study claims. In trials, Harvard University researchers found infants relaxed when played lullabies that were unfamiliar and in a foreign language, including French and Gaelic. They found that regardless of if … Read more