Prince Albert II and Charlene Wittstock soaked up the sun and publicity as they glossed over claims she tried to run away.
Prince Albert of Monaco and his fiancée Charlene Wittstock toured his principality Wednesday – days after she was alleged to have tried to run away. The 33-year-old bride-to-be is said to have attempted to fly home after hearing a distressing revelation about the prince’s notorious private life. But, glossing over these claims, the couple were all smiles as they soaked up the sunshine and publicity ahead of their marriage on Friday. Miss Wittstock, a former Olympic swimmer whose father was a photocopier salesman, is said to have been stopped by police at Nice airport as she tried to board a flight with a one-way ticket. L’Express, the Paris news magazine which broke the story, was Wednesday standing by it – as Prince Albert’s legal team made no attempt to injunct it. Instead it is demanding that L’Express reveals its sources – providing all of its evidence for the claims. This is because Albert fears further revelations before Friday, when the eyes of the world will be on Monaco at the start of his nuptials. Prince Albert has fathered two illegitimate children – six-year-old Alexandre, the son of Nicole Coste, a former Air France air hostess from Togo, and Jazmin, 19, whose mother is Tamara Rotola, an American estate agent. Mr Lacoste confirmed he was taking legal action to uncover L’Express’s sources, adding: ‘I was with the Prince and Charlene Wittstock in Paris three days ago, and I can promise you that all is well.’ The extraordinary allegations emerged just two days before the extravagant three-day celebrations for the wedding are to start.
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