Charlene and Albert of Monaco: their greeting card revealed, this detail from Jacques and Gabriella will irritate more than one

Ways that can annoy ! Charlene and Albert of Monaco revealed the greeting card of their family. And a special element of their two children, Jacques and Gabriella, pissed off. This is a bad habit which many people cannot stand.

“The Princely Palace has the pleasure to share with you the photo of the greeting card of the princely family. Photo credit: Éric Mathon / Princely Palace” indicates the message on the account Instagram of the princely palace of Monaco.

A bad habit of children

In the photo, we see the happy Monegasque family on beanbags in front of a Christmas tree. A plaid covers it too. Albert of Monaco stands behind the family and his wife, Charlene, is with the children. Only problem? The children have
their feet on the blanket with the shoes
! Did the parents say anything to them about this?

Albert of Monaco used to
yell…in English. “I still try to speak to them most often in Frenchso they made huge
progress.” he confided in the columns of Paris Match. “But when it is necessary stop them from doing something stupid, I switch to English, just to make myself understood quickly.“

Charlene and Albert of Monaco anxious for their children

In an interview for our Gala colleagues, Charlène had already spoken about concerns about her children. “Like all other parents, we are a little anxious thinking about the next few years.
We can already imagine what they will be like
exposed…” Although they show their children on their social networks, the 46-year-old mother has a lot of fears.

“The current world is quite different of the one in which we grew up. Children are so
more in contact with the media and technology. What they see and how they process information is so different from what we have known… I must admit that it is a lot of pressure.” she says. It is also important for your children to play sports. “We encourage them to do so, yes, even if it is It is essential that they try several disciplines before focusing on one in particular.“