Last week, with Prince Albert, Charlene of Monaco attended the Sainte Dévote Rugby Tournament at the Louis II stadium, organized like every year by the Monegasque Rugby Federation, in partnership with its foundation. The couple had a pleasant time in the company of rugby player Antoine Zeghdar and the princess’s brother, Gareth Wittstock. The mother of Jacques and Gabriella sported a pretty half bangs styled on the side.
This Thursday, April 25, she was this time seen with full bangs, very straight, near Hamburg in Germany. A longer cut, with a parting in the middle. Her hairstyle was very chic, and went perfectly with her long off-white coat and her black scarf tied around her neck. A very elegant look, as usual, which has been commented on as far as England, as evidenced by this article from Hello!. She was once again accompanied by the prince, but also by her children.
Moreover, we can observe that her cut was inspired by that of her daughter and her big straight bangs. As for the little boy, he was seen sharing a little moment of complicity with his father, who placed his hands on his shoulders.
Charlene and Gabriella, twins
Charlene of Monaco had come, with Prince Albert and their children, to attend a small event: a miniature reproduction of the Principality has just entered the Miniatur-Wunderland museum, a very popular tourist attraction in this large city in the north of ‘Germany. They were able, while walking along a red carpet unwrapped for the occasion, to observe this little marvel, before being greeted by photographers on their arrival at the Vier Jahreszeiten hotel, located in the city center. There, they were able to interact with their fans, who came in large numbers and who had been waiting for hours. The couple happily took part in the game of selfies and autographs.
Remember that this project required more than two years of work. But it was well worth it. Since until now, all the most emblematic places in the world were represented in this famous museum, similar to the France miniature park. Between the Empire State Building in New York, the Colosseum in Rome, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and the Acropolis in Athens…Visitors were served. Only, no Monaco on the horizon. But it is now done, notably with the reproduction of the very famous Formula 1 circuit. Certainly something to make the representatives of the principality proud.
