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Prince Charles-Philippe and Naomi open the doors of their home in the Luberon and share their passions before their wedding

Prince Charles-Philippe d’Orléans will soon marry Naomi-Valeska Kern in Orléans. The descendant of the kings of , cousin of the pretender to the throne, shares photos of his daily life in Provence with his future wife. It is in the Luberon, where the couple lives part of the year, that Charles-Philippe and Naomi welcomed us to introduce us to their many passions which they have the opportunity to practice under the Provence sun.

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Prince Charles-Philippe d’Orléans and Naomi present their Provençal activities

They met through Prince Serge of Yugoslavia, and it was love at first sight. Prince Charles-Philippe d’Orléans, Duke of Anjou, and Naomi-Valeska Kern were made for each other. They will say yes soon to the town hall of . The Duke of Anjou and his future wife are swimming in complete happiness, a moment of rejoicing that they wanted to share with us, in Provence, where they can practice their different passions.

Prince Charles-Philippe and Naomi’s day begins with a hearty breakfast at their home in Cabrières-d’ (Photo: David Nivière)

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It is in the south of France that Prince Charles-Philippe and Naomi-Valeska Kern live happy moments practicing their hobbies. The couple lives between Monaco, Provence and Portugal.

Only a few hours left before the lovers unite in Orléans (Photo: David Nivière)

It was also in their house in the Luberon, in Cabrières-d’Avignon, that the prince proposed, last March, on Naomi’s birthday. A few hours before the celebration of their union, it is in this universe that we find the lovers on horseback, in front of a piano or a rifle in hand.

Prince Charles-Philippe d’Orléans and Naomi-Valeska Kern share their Provencal daily life with us (Photo: David Nivière)

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Sports shooting, horse riding, golf and piano… the bride and groom present their hobbies

The bride-to-be is a shooting champion, representing the colors of Monaco in international speed sports shooting competitions. Intrepid, Naomi loves speed and is not afraid to spin her horse because she is also a skilled rider. Enough to impress any prince charming!

Naomi is a sports shooting champion (Photo: David Nivière)
The couple, very sporty, practice different disciplines in the south of France (Photo: David Nivière)

Prince Charles-Philippe, romantic and gallant, places one knee on the ground, the horse’s bridle in his hand, to reenact the scene of the marriage proposal. Enough to make the pretty blonde melt once again.

Horse riding is a common passion, which is practiced both for romantic walks and galloping (Photo: David Nivière)
Intrepid, Naomi gallops off (Photo: David Nivière)
Naomi Kern rears her white horse (Photo: David Nivière)
The prince trains a horse (Photo: David Nivière)
Very romantic, Prince Charles-Philippe of Orléans kneels on the ground in front of his bride (Photo: David Nivière)

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Naomi has more than one string to her bow and is not only sporty. The widow of German fashion designer Otto Kern is also a music lover, which makes her a very good pianist. As Prince Charles-Philippe confirms to us, with so many qualities, she could only seduce the family of her future husband. Enough to also have many stories to share during a walk in the old Provençal villages.

The couple had breakfast in L’Isle-sur-Sorgue before visiting the second-hand booksellers and antique dealers in the charming town of Provence (Photo: David Nivière)
The L’Isle-sur-Sorgue market is the best place to buy fruits that will be enjoyed during a picnic in the garden (Photo: David Nivière)

Already adopted by the prince’s siblings, Naomi also shares something in common with Princess Theresa, Charles-Philippe’s sister-in-law. The wife of Prince François, Count of , is German. A descendant of the morganatic branch of the royal family of Württemberg, Theresa has found an accomplice with whom she can speak German during family meals.

The couple swim in complete happiness and share simple moments in (Photo: David Nivière)
Walks in the villages of Provence are so pleasant as a couple and with their dogs (Photo: David Nivière)

In his house in Cabrières, Louis-Philippe I is already hanging on the wall and observing the two lovers. As she learns about her future family, reading This curious family from Orléans by Georges Poisson by the pool, Naomi learns more about the origins of her future husband, when he confides in her while playing a game of backgammon.

A small game of backgammon under a painting of King Louis-Philippe I and in front of souvenir photos (Photo: David Nivière)

In the living room, we cannot miss the painting of the King of the French who looks peacefully at his descendant. On the living room window sills are a few framed photos. There is no shortage of good memories of the couple. We can see several vacation photos, a photo by the sea, with friends and of course, with Prince Albert II of Monaco.

Naomi has more than one string to her bow and also plays the piano (Photo: David Nivière)
Nicolas

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Nicolas Fontaine has been an independent web editor since 2014. After having been a copywriter and author for numerous Belgian and French brands and media, he specialized in royal news. Nicolas is today editor-in-chief of Histoires royales. [email protected]

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