Princess Caroline: News & Pics

[Fly on the wall]

Princess Caroline & Prince Albert visit Artmonte-Carlo exhibition
http://www.newmyroyals.com/2017/04/princess-caroline-and-prince-albert.html

[jackiew]

Caroline, Charlotte, Alexandra, Beatrice and her son Stefano at the Monte Carlo International Horse Jumping competition.
http://www.newmyroyals.com/2017/06/monte-carlo-longines-global-champions.html

[Alexandrine]

Beatrice looks so pretty.

[jackiew]

^Probably because she is happy and satisfied with her life so far.

[HRHOlya]

'We were closer to our nanny': Princess Caroline opens up about her distant relationship with her mother Grace Kelly - and reveals she and Prince Albert couldn't EAT with their parents until they were 14

    Princess Caroline, 61, is eldest child of Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier of Monaco
    Opened up about relationship in a new book to mark brother Albert's 60th
    Said she and Prince Albert had a closer bond with nanny Maureen Wood
    Princess Grace would summon her back early from holiday to be with children


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5585405/Princess-Caroline-opens-distant-relationship-Grace-Kelly.html

[dianab]

Shopping for a new arrival? Princess Caroline of Hanover's daughter-in-law Tatiana Santo Domingo debuts 'bump' amid rumours she is pregnant with her third child

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5574463/Princess-Caroline-Monaco-enjoys-day-London-son-Andreas-pregnant-girlfriend.html

[Rosella]

Sounds like the normal kind of upbringing of Royal children fifty to sixty years ago. Frederik of Denmark for example recalled he and his brother not eating with their parents until they were quite old. It's more likely to have been Rainier rather than Grace who laid down those sort of rules. Rainier himself had an English nanny and went away to an English boarding school when he was quite young.

[Kuei Fei]

I think the idea of children eating with parents when they are older is wiser; kids do not know how to always behave well and frankly it was like that in my young years with my family, at family gatherings. It's not like it's some major sign of abandonment, it's just adults would like to discuss stuff that likelier than not, kids shouldn't hear.

As for Caroline, I'm glad that she is no longer the official first lady of Monaco and I am glad that her odious spud are no longer the future of Monaco's leadership. I never had a good feeling about Caroline and I do think she was overindulged by her father who would have been better off remarried.