Jacques, the son of Albert of Monaco and Charlene, is the successor to the throne of the Principality of Monaco. Since his birth, he has been carefully prepared to assume his future responsibilities as sovereign. At 10 years old, Jacques already shows signs of maturity and commitment to his role in the Royal Family.
Last weekend, he and his twin sister, Gabriella, celebrated their First Communion, showing their religious beliefs. The images shared by the Palace confirm how much Jacques has grown and how aware he is of following in his father's footsteps. He will be not only Albert's successor but also the one who will inherit all his fortune.
This is Jacques, Albert of Monaco's successor
Last weekend, Albert of Monaco experienced a very special day thanks to his twins' First Communion. Jacques and Gabriella, who turned 10 in December, have reaffirmed their religious faith in a discreet ceremony. Thanks to the photos shared by the Palace, we have been able to see how much Albert and Charlene's children have grown.
The evolution of Jacques is particularly striking, as he is destined to succeed his father in the Principality of Monaco. When the time comes, Albert will cede his place to his son, who will inherit not only his role but also his fortune.
From an early age, Jacques has been educated in prestigious institutions that promote the comprehensive development of children. He began his education at Le Petite École, a school that follows the Montessori method, and later attended Stella School in Monaco. This academic training has been complemented with teachings about his future responsibilities as the heir prince.
In addition to his formal education, Jacques actively participates in extracurricular activities that aid his physical and social development. He enjoys sports like basketball and sailing and attends the exclusive Seadventures Summer Camp organized by the Yacht Club of Monaco. Thanks to this, he can interact with other children his age and strengthen his character and relationships.
For some time now, Jacques has begun to take on a more visible role in Monaco's public life. He has been seen attending official events with his parents, such as Monaco's National Day and the inauguration of the Mareterra project. All of these are events that show the involvement of Albert's heir in matters related to the Principality.
Albert of Monaco involves Jacques in Principality events
Jacques often shares the scene and prominence with his twin sister, Gabriella. Although they were born on the same day, it is Albert and Charlene's son who is destined to become Sovereign Prince.
For this reason, he has been gaining importance in some events of special interest to the country. In fact, as is the case in the vast majority of European monarchies, he is also expected to receive extensive specific training. Prince Albert has expressed his desire for Jacques to receive military training in the future, similar to what he himself had.
Although it is not an obligation, his father hopes that Jacques will choose to follow in his footsteps and agree to receive this training. Where he is close to his father is in his environmental interests. Albert of Monaco seeks to champion projects aimed at environmental conservation and Jacques has participated in these initiatives.
He has been educated on the importance of nature conservation and supports projects that promote sustainability. Jacques's education also includes learning several languages, which will allow him to communicate effectively in the international arena. Additionally, he is instructed in protocol and etiquette, essential skills for his role as heir prince.
In summary, Albert and Charlene's son is being carefully prepared to assume his future role as sovereign. A future that is expected to be promising and will undoubtedly be supported by the foundations inherited from his parents.