Monaco's would-be princess stunning debut as South African swimming champion (figure)

Monaco's quasi princess Charlen Wittstock, Monaco's head of state Albert Prince of the Princess Charlen Wittstock 19th stunning debut Monaco National Day celebrations.　　She and the royal family appeared in the palace balcony, receiving the cheers and blessings of the people and tourists, she again in a shiny white dress again with the royal family members.　　Married next July This is wittstock for the first time in Monaco Royal membership of the public debut, but also the Monaco royal family for the first time allow a would-be princess to appear in the Royal Palace balcony on National Day.　　According to the plan, Wittstock and Prince Albert will be married next July 2 and 3rd.　　Prince Albert was born in Monaco in 1958 and was the son of the late Prince Rainier. He studied in the United States and Ireland in the early years and served as chairman of the Monaco Swimming Federation and as a member of the Atlanta Olympic Coordinating Committee.　　July 12, 2005, Prince Albert officially ascended the throne. The two met in 10, 32-Year-old Wittstock, a South African swimming champion, met with Prince Albert in 2000. The couple made their first public relationship at the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics in Turin in 2006. (In New)