Princess Charlène of Monaco
Glamorous solo appearance at Ballon d’Or
Solo appearance in white: Princess Charlène of Monaco showed himself in a glamorous white robe at Ballon d’Or on Monday evening.
Royal flair at the most prestigious football event of the year: At the 69th awarding of the Ballon d’Or in Paris, Princess Charlène von Monaco (47) set a glamorous solo appearance on Monday evening.
Without husband Prince Albert II (67), the former professional wimmer appeared on the red carpet in Theater du Chatelet in the French capital. She was wearing a long -sleeved, tight -fitting white robe, plus bright red lipstick and an elegant updo. Charlène combined a white shiny clutch and glittering diamond earrings.
Other guests on the red carpet were the Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer with his wife Alina, the Dutchman Virgil van Dijk with Rike Nooitgent, the Brazilian Rafinha with his wife Natalia Rodrigues and the Son, the Spanish young talent Lamine Yamal, superstar Ronaldinho, and many more.
Charlène hands over Sócrates Prize
Princess Charlène is on site at the award ceremony to hand over the prestigious Sócrates Prize for Social Engagement. This year the award went to the Xana Foundation for children with cancer by PSG coach Luis Enrique. “Football, like all sports, is more than just an activity”. “Sport is about values, passion and commitment.”
At the end of the evening, the main prizes for the footballer of the year were awarded: The balloon d’Or of women went to FC-Barcelona player Aitana Bonmatí (27), which was convinced for the Spanish national team at the European Championship in July and was awarded the prize for the third time. Ronaldinho awarded the men’s trophy to Ousmane Dembélé (28), which runs for Paris Saint-Germain. It is the first golden ball for the French international.
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Source: Stern
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