That they are princes and princesses does not change anything, children remain children. Albert II of Monaco bears witness to this, proudly evoking the journey of his 8-year-old twins, Jacques and Gabriella, who were somewhat distracted at school, according to him.
As we approach the end of year celebrations and the advent of 2023, Prince Albert II of Monaco gave an interview to our colleagues on the American site Peoplepublished this Tuesday, December 20. The Sovereign Prince took the opportunity to take stock of the year 2022 which is coming to an end, evoking in detail the return of his wife, Princess Charleneat the Palace, to his public duties but also within his family, with him and their twins. Prince Albert II also indulged in a few secrets regarding the daily lives of his children, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriellaaged 8 years since December 10.
“They are sometimes a little distracted”
“The twins are doing very well. They are amazing. They still have to focus on their homework a bit, but what parent doesn’t say that? They just turned 8 and like all children their age, they are sometimes a bit distracted“, said Prince Albert. “They are both very athletic and at their age they still prefer to play with their friends in the playground than to get down to work and learn their lessons. They are very active and always very curious regarding everything“, he continued, contradicting our colleagues from People who imagined that the distractions of the Prince and Princess might come from social networks.
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A busy schedule
“Yesterday, we went to see, with them, this little Christmas play in a little theater here. They are following a theater workshop this week at the same place. They do Taekwondo and tennis at school. And swimming of course. They have a busy schedule“, concluded Albert of Monaco, proud of his children. Recently, he had entrusted our colleagues with Point of view to have missed the first initiation to diving of his twins, the parents being prohibited during the course. A week later, the twins did a course to discover sailing and raise awareness of the marine world, organized by the Yacht Club de Monaco. An internship that allowed them to earn their ‘Seadventures Summer Camp’ diploma.
