Charlene of Monaco took part in the final of the Monte Carlo tournament together with her husband Alberto and the twins Jacques and Gabriella, who with their little cousins formed a mini band of very elegant rascals. While the princess showed off a gorgeous white suit with a tulle bodice signed by Akirs, for which she spent €4,950. But the designer suit didn’t save her from falling victim to a slip by Russian tennis player Andrey Rublev.
Charlene of Monaco, victim of a slip
After a romantic getaway with Alberto that sparked rumors of her possible re-pregnancy, Charlene returned from Florence to Monaco to attend the final of the Monte Carlo tournament alongside her husband, in which the tennis player triumphed Andrei Rublev who made an embarrassing figure at the award ceremony.
In fact, he confused Charlene of Monaco with the president of the Monegasque Tennis Federation, who is Mélanie-Antoinette de Massy, Alberto’s cousin. In short, the tennis player He confused the two women, undoubtedly thanks to the emotion. In fact, during the brief interview that was released immediately after winning the tournament, Rubley said: “I have tears in my eyes. I don’t know what to say to be honest. I don’t know. I am just happy. I fought too hard to win those damn 1000 tournaments and I finally did it.”
At first, it was rumored that Charlene and Melanie-Antoinette were upset about the Russian tennis player’s slip-up, but the gossip turned out to be unfounded. On the contrary, they laughed at this little incident. On the other hand, Rubley redeemed himself with his speech after the win, thanking the Prince and Princess of Monaco for hosting such a prestigious tournament.
Charlene of Monaco, the suit of Akris of Quadi 5000 euros
Given the fame that the Monte-Carlo Masters 1000 enjoys, Charlene wanted to give it everything with a new look, refined and minimal, but decidedly expensive. Alberto’s wife still trusted her favorite brand, Akris, a Swiss haute couture house. The princess wore a pantsuit, the outfit now chosen by all the royalty from Letizia of Spain to Kate Middleton when it comes to events where a dress isn’t essential.
Charlene chose a white one with a single-breasted jacket, which she buttoned up to avoid the usual pregnancy gossip and cigarette pants. Under the blazer she wore a milk-colored top, fitted and sleeveless, with inserts in transparent tulle with a zipper on the back. The ensemble costs 4,950 euros. The outfit was completed with sunglasses from Ferragamo ($350).
The princess opted for a red lipstick, perfectly coordinated with her manicure. Jewelery reduced to a minimum with pearl stud earrings. Charlene appeared smiling but tired. Even the face is quite tired and the smile forced at times. She has always remained close to her husband, she even wanted to hold his hand as they moved about the camp. Just like in Florence, where he never left his arm.
Body language experts repeatedly emphasize Charlene’s need for physical contact, a sign of insecurity that manifests itself as a request for support, but also as an expression of great affection.
Charlene of Monaco’s children at the tournament
Speaking of affection, their children Jacques and Gabriella were also present with Alberto and Charlene. To keep the twins company, the cousins were Reigen and Aiva Grace, Children of Sean Wittstock, the Princess’ brother. Jacques and Reigen have almost identical looks: light pants, navy blue jacket, shirt and loafers. Instead, the girls differ in outfit but not in color. Gabriella wears a blue shift dress with a white collar while Aiva wears a white shirt and blue skirt.