In the always elegant and reserved world of the Grimaldi family, there are moves that don't go unnoticed. This time, the spotlight isn't on Albert of Monaco or Charlene, but on a figure who has managed to stay out of the limelight and whose reappearance has caused an unexpected stir.
The excitement is especially intense for Carolina of Monaco, mother of Pierre Casiraghi, whose wife, Beatrice Borromeo, had been absent from the social scene for some time. Her prolonged absence from key events in the Principality, such as the Monaco Grand Prix, has raised more than one question.
Maximum excitement for Carolina of Monaco
For years, Beatrice has been a regular figure at the most prominent institutional events in the Principality. However, on the most emblematic day of the Monegasque calendar, she decided not to attend, while other family members did make an appearance.
Days later, the big surprise came from Rome, where Beatrice reappeared. She did so at Dior's Cruise fashion show, an event she attended without her husband, but surrounded by personalities from the world of fashion and aristocracy. That unexpected presence marked her return to the public sphere.
Italian journalist Mattia Boffi Valagussa was the first to spark interest by sharing a revealing image on his social media. "It had been a while since Beatrice Borromeo attended public events in the Principality like last weekend at the Monaco Grand Prix... and here's why."
"Here she is at Dior in Rome for the Cruise show, wonderfully maternal as she caresses her belly. In fact, Beatrice is expecting her third child." The post was accompanied by a gesture that didn't go unnoticed: Alexandra von Hannover, Carolina's youngest daughter and Beatrice's sister-in-law, gave it a "like."
Everything suggests that Carolina of Monaco will be a grandmother again
If this pregnancy is confirmed, it would be the third grandchild for Carolina of Monaco. Beatrice and Pierre, married since 2015, are already parents to two children, Stefano and Francesco. Always far from scandal, the couple have built a sober profile, but with a strong presence both inside and outside the Principality.
What is clear is that this public reappearance of Beatrice isn't just another one. For Carolina, this return has a special meaning: her daughter-in-law, one of the most admired figures in European aristocracy, is back in the spotlight. She does so, possibly, with a new life on the way.
In an environment where every gesture and every absence are analyzed in detail, Beatrice Borromeo's return is experienced as a family event. If everything points to what it seems, Carolina of Monaco has a new reason to celebrate.