- This was Prince Albert and Princess Charlene's heartfelt message for 2024
- The Monaco royals share compassion in New Year's address
- Amid difficult times
In a world that's constantly spinning with news, Monaco's royal duo, Prince Albert (65) and Princess Charlene (45), took a moment to pause and reflect on the year that was 2023. In a touching Facebook video, the couple, dressed to the nines—Albert in a sharp navy suit and Charlene dazzling in a Ralph Lauren velvet gown—shared their heartfelt thoughts with the world.
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"From joy to trials, we've seen it all this year," Prince Albert confessed, his words echoing with the weight of personal and global events. The Prince's message, subtitled for all to follow, was a beacon of support for those touched by "bereavement, suffering, illness and loneliness."
In times of uncertainty, Albert's message was clear: Monaco stands united, grateful for its stability amidst global upheavals. "We must protect our achievements," he urged, emphasizing the importance of passing on a legacy of peace and prosperity to future generations.
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Despite the challenges, 2023 was a year of significant milestones. Monaco celebrated the centennial of Prince Rainier III's birth and 30 years of UN membership—reminders of the principality's unique place in the world. "Our unity is our shield," Albert declared, vowing to keep the community cohesive and thriving.
As the royals wrapped up their message, Prince Albert inspired with a forward-looking vision: "We cannot predict the future, but we can prepare for it." With a nod to the upcoming challenges, he called for continued efforts toward peace, mutual acceptance, and solidarity.
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The video came on the heels of a joyous occasion—the ninth birthday of the royal twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella. The family shared a new portrait of the siblings, dressed in their formal best, capturing the essence of Monaco's regal charm.
The New Year's message also ties in with the ongoing celebrations of Prince Rainier III's centennial. The beloved Prince's passion for the circus will soon light up Monaco at the 50th Monte Carlo Circus Festival, complete with a grand parade to honor his legacy.
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