Randomly enough there's a new child in Albert's life. He's being brought to court over child support and inheritance rights for his 3rd illegitimate offspring. Like the King of Belgium, Albert is refusing to take a DNA test to prove the kid isn't his.

The daughter was born in 2005 to a Brazilian woman. He gets around.

The 34-year-old claimant – who cannot be named for legal reasons – says she had a passionate affair with Albert, leading to the birth of their daughter – whose name is also classified – on July 4, 2005.

Albert received a handwritten letter from the child, who is now 15, in September this year reading: ‘I don't understand why I grew up without a father, and now that I have found you, you don't want to see me.’

I really hope that's not true.

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Anonymous wrote:I guess it hasn’t broken the news in the uk yet. She’s battling cancer.

It was on some French gossip site. Apparently there’s some deal with the press in Monaco/abroad to keep it under wraps til after Christmas/New Years as to not ruin the holidays

She didn’t want to draw any speculation by canceling any events, so she settled for the half up thing she has going.
You can also tell she’s been under chemo - eyebrows are completely gone and drawn on

Anonymous wrote:I guess it hasn’t broken the news in the uk yet. She’s battling cancer.

It was on some French gossip site. Apparently there’s some deal with the press in Monaco/abroad to keep it under wraps til after Christmas/New Years as to not ruin the holidays

I guess it hasn’t broken the news in the uk yet. She’s battling cancer.

I think she looks awesome.

Anonymous wrote:This is a modern haircut. Big deal.

It’s really not. This is just a short skrillex cut that has been out of style for 10 years.

Anonymous wrote:She's a man just like Princess Caroline and Princess Stephanie. Wide shoulders, slim to no hips dead giveaway. Find bikini untouched pics and you'll see an Adonis belt. The Prince was probably born female. Test tube kids from a surrogate womb.

Royalty marries for power not love. They may even be related.

Don't waste all your conspiracy theories on this one. It's just not worth it. Redirect your tin foil hat

Anonymous wrote:Not everyone lives in the 1940s like the BRF.

Wrong country

Not everyone lives in the 1940s like the BRF.

Anonymous wrote:I love it. Everyone's blowouts are getting boring.

True.

When I see teenage and college aged girls today, I wonder why everyone has drippy long hair. When I look at my old high school photos, people had bobs, pixies, shaved sections, mullets, perms. And drippy long hair.

This is a modern haircut. Big deal.

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Anonymous wrote:My 14 year old nephew has the same hairstyle.

It's hard to take a grown woman seriously when she resembles a rebellious teenager.

Maybe for you. I work with many powerful women with all kinds of hair and they would kick your ass professionally.

Charlene isn't 'powerful'. Her entire position depends on being subservient to her husband, producing good stock, and looking good for the country. She's failing at 2 out of the 3.

No, she isn't. I don't know why PP would compare her to powerful, professional women.

Anonymous wrote:I think it looks fine. Good that she feels the freedom to experiment. It's just hair.

THIS!
Let others live the way they want to as long as they aren’t hurting anyone.

It’s a Euro thing. When I lived in Berlin, older women had all kinds of crazy dos.