Photo by photo: Alberto and Charlene’s passionate kiss burying their crisis

Princess Charlene of Monaco traveled to the Scandinavian countries this Tuesday with her husband and their two children, Jacques and Gabriella, to mark the commemorations of the 100th anniversary of the death of Albert I of Monaco† The princely family has been received by Kings Harald and Sonia at their summer residence, the Bygdø Estate. There they participated in a lunch where Princes Haakon and Mette-Marit and Princess Marta Luisa of Norway were also present. When this informal meeting between the royal family was over, Charlene and Alberto were seen arriving at the Frame Museumwhere they played in a romantic and unusual moment that hadn’t happened in years†

This luncheon would be the only time Princess Charlene would appear on Norwegian land with a member of the royal family, according to the official program broadcast from the Principality. But to the surprise of many, that was not the case. the South African has decided to accompany her husband during the opening of an exhibition in one of Oslo’s most important museums. In the afternoon of this Wednesday, the Monegasque princess arrived with her twins at the gates of the Frame Museum, where she was received with a warm hug from Prince Albert, who was waiting for her arrival with Prince Haakon of Norway. Together they witnessed the opening of the exhibition Sailing on the Sea of ​​Science, Scientist and Explorer. Prince Albert I and the early Norwegian exploration of Svalbard†

The arrival of Princess Charlene at the facilities of the Frame Museum it was without a doubt one of the surprises of this last journey of the Grimaldi in Norway† It was planned that only Prince Albert would attend the opening of this important exhibition along with Prince Haakon of Norway, who hosted it. Princess Charlene arrived shortly after her husband, in a private car and accompanied by her two children. The fact that the marriage has come about Framuseet Separately, he had them both star in a romantic scene that we’re not used to. And that’s it It’s been many years since we’ve seen Charlene and Alberto in those situations in public†

Everything seems to indicate that at that time the Monegasque princes they didn’t realize the cameras there could capture this intimate greeting† Marriage has always been very careful about displaying this kind of behavior in public, especially in recent years. Like almost all European kings and princes, Charlene and Alberto don’t usually kiss in front of the cameras. This lack of affection in public contributed to Charlene’s long absence due to illness; It has caused rumors of a crisis between the two for a few months now. Some rumors that seem to disappear with this romantic kiss the couple starred in† A gesture with which the marriage has returned to show their love in public, although it is very likely that they did not know at the time that the cameras behind their backs could immortalize this precious snapshot.

With this trip to Norway Princess Charlene has resumed its international activities after a long recovery caused by a serious ear, nose and throat infection he contracted more than 15 months ago while traveling to South Africa. From that moment on his public appearances have been very few, and always in Monegasque territory. Last April 30 was the date the Principality had chosen for the South African to resume its public agenda. It was then that Charlene went to Monaco circuit to chair the Formula 1 Grand Prix† one of the most important races in the entire competition, always attended by at least one member of the Monegasque royal family.

The official engagements of the Grimaldis in Norway did not end with the opening of the exhibition Sailing on the sea of ​​science, but lasts until this Thursday. At that time, Prince Albert of Monaco will travel alone to Longyearbyen, the capital of Spitsbergen, to unveil a bronze bust of the late Prince Albert I† It is a gift the Grimaldi family gave to the Norwegian Polar Institute in memory of their many Arctic expeditions and their ties to Norwegian explorers. This commemorative tour on the occasion of the centenary of Albert I’s death concludes with a private cruise aboard Commander Charcot, who will follow the route taken by Prince Albert I during his various expeditions through these waters.