7 reasons Princess Charlene of Monaco would rather forget 2020 – Covid-19 aside, why has the South African former Olympic swimmer had such a bad year?
Her husband Prince Albert had the coronavirus and got into another paternity row, then lockdowns and travel bans led to a downscaled Christmas – no wonder Charlene lives up to her nickname ‘sad princess’
Princess Charlene of Monaco might have described 2019 as an “incredibly painful year”, explaining how it was hard to smile at times, but it seems that 2020 was not much better, with blow after blow hitting her and the royal family. With limited social contact because of the coronavirus pandemic, health scares and massive marriage troubles, this year has brought many a dark day to Charlene.
Another paternity blow
Marriage on the line?
The latest paternity claim has resulted in escalated speculation about the state of the royal marriage with old rumours re-emerging. Just before they got married, there were rumours Charlene had “run away” and tried to escape her man. On her wedding day, she was very teary while Albert looked on, unemotional. The continued paternity scandals are said to have rocked their relationship, with this latest one perhaps being the final nail in their marriage.
The big hair change