Will Charlene Wittstock, Princess of Monaco, Be Separated from Prince Albert?

Charlene, Princess of Monaco, poses for the cover of MyWorldClass magazine/2017Gil Zetbase/Wikimedia Commons

When she finally returned home after many months spent in South Africa, everyone hoped that it would be a happy end for Princess Charlene and Prince Albert of Monaco.

We hoped they could have no more worries, after her serious health problems of the precedent months: a severe ear, nose, and throat infection.

But sources do not confirm the happy-ending story, as tabloids continue to write about the marriage crisis, that would have started since their wedding day, back in 2011.

According to sister-in-law Chantell Wittstock, the scenery is not yet very warm.

Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene and her husband Prince Albert of Monaco continue to fight about the children's education.

The sister-in-law revealed to UK's Daily Mail that Princess Charlene is not even staying with Prince Albert, at the Royal Palace. She would consider staying in a simple, one-bedroom apartment, away from the Royal Palace. It is not yet clear if she will continue with her formal duties, and how her life is going to be from now on.

The motivation could be the fact that the Princess needs to recover after her long absence, and health problems. A mysterious disease took her health away and kept her away from the principality of Monaco, for ten months.

As the Uk Daily Mail writes: "Prince Albert cut a lonely figure as he attended Monaco's National Day at Expo in Dubai without his wife Charlene, days after she returned from a 10 month trip to South Africa."

The couple is thus separated and was so even before Charlene's departure to South Africa. She lived in her apartment and commuted between the Palace and that apartment.

Charlene and Albert's twins, Jacques and Gabriella, are very happy to embrace their mother again.

It's one of the happiest times of their lives, as their beloved mother returned home right on time to celebrate their 7th birthday, on December 10th.

According to Italy24 News, Princess Charlene does not agree that her twins are often missing school, during the trips with their father. They have just returned from the UK, where they accompanied Prince Albert for the COP26 climate change conference.

Prince Albert, on the other hand, has grown up following his Royal parents in their trips concerning duties.

Let's see how the Royal couple will get along in the next months and hope for the happy-ending story to become a reality.