After a short visit to Charlène in South Africa, Prince Albert and the twins Jacques and Gabriella are back in Monaco. The couple wanted to show their affection in several family photos.
After just under a week, Prince Albert traveled back to Monaco from South Africa with the twins Gabriella and Jacques. According to the “Bild” newspaper, they traveled from Johannesburg to Nice and from there by helicopter to Monaco. Albert himself does not have his own helicopter. For environmental reasons, employees of the Monaco Heliport revealed to the newspaper.
Prince Albert and children back in Monaco
“It’s a completely normal, polite family. They don’t have any great airs, they’re completely normal,” said the employees. “He would like to drive the routes himself, but that’s not possible because of the protocol and safety,” they revealed. In South Africa, Albert and Charlène of Monaco had demonstrated unity. In several photos they posed with their children, in one they embraced demonstratively. As if they wanted to say: There is nothing to the ongoing rumors of separation.
But the hug picture in particular still causes discussion. “The sad princess,” commented one user. “It looks so forced,” another. Body language experts enjoy analyzing Instagram photos. Both in the “Bild” newspaper and in the British “Daily Mail” experts have now given their assessment. “The family photo is posed. Albert’s smile is put on, he tries to hold on to the children. Charlène tries to put on a good face in a situation that she doesn’t want,” Monika Matschnig analyzes in relation to “Bild”.
Hug is possessive
“They pose torso to torso and face to face, with Charlène putting her arm around Albert’s neck and holding him in a possessive hug that could almost be described as an exaggerated gesture,” is the assessment of the Daily Mail expert Judy James. “It looks a little impulsive, which seems to be caused by her rather than by him, since she hugs his upper body and is more clingy in the embrace,” she says.
The fact that the three of Albert and the children are now traveling back and that Charlène will continue to stay in South Africa should not end the discussions. The 43-year-old reported several times that her ear, nose and throat disease prevented her from boarding a plane.
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