Princess Charlene of Monaco Nails the Theme in a Disco-Inspired Jumpsuit for Annual Rose Ball

Mar. 15, 2025

Princess Charlene of Monaco at the “Bal de la Rose” (Rose Ball) in Monaco on March 23, 2024.Photo:VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty

VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty

Princess Charleneof Monaco wore the grooviest look for her royal return to the Rose Ball in Monaco.

On Sunday, Princess Charlene, 46, attended the Rose Ball (or, in French, Bal de la Rose), where she shimmered in a golden long-sleeved jumpsuit. According tofan blog Royal Couturier, the princess went without the Ellie Saab ensemble’s cape component for the disco-themed bash benefitting the Princess Grace Foundation.

Prince Albert and Princess Charlene at the “Bal de la Rose” (Rose Ball) in Monaco on March 23, 2024.Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis via Getty

Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis via Getty

Gloria Gaynor, Christian Louboutin, Princess Charlene, Prince Albert, Princess Caroline, Charlotte Casiraghi, Princess Alexandra of Hanover and Ben Sylvester Strautmann at the Rose Ball on March 23, 2024.Stephane Cardinale/Pls Pool/Getty

Stephane Cardinale/Pls Pool/Getty

Christian Louboutin, Princess Caroline, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene at the “Bal de la Rose” (Rose Ball) event in Monaco, on March 23, 2024.VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty

Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella looked more grown up than ever while greeting well-wishers, and Prince Albert spoke toParis Matchabout how the twins’ personalities are increasingly blossoming as they grow up.

“She’s a little miss with an independent character and she expresses herself quite freely,” Albert said about Gabriella, perMonaco Tribune.

“We thought Jacques was more of an introvert, but he’s been gaining confidence for some time now. He looks out for his sister. "

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Prince Albert described the children as “very tight, very close” and aware of their royal destiny ahead.

“They’ve both understood the rather special role they’ll have to play and their obligations, even though I don’t dwell too much on that aspect, so as not to stress them,” he told Paris Match. Jacques follows his father in the line of succession to the Monegasque throne, as the principality recognizes male-preference primogeniture.

Prince Albert cited the annual Sainte-Dévote boat burning celebration as one of the twins’ favorite royal engagements, revealing that they “like to take part” in the rich tradition.

Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques share a hug at the traditional celebration of Sainte Devote in Monaco on January 26, 2024.VALERY HACHE/AFP via Getty

source: people.com