Princess Charlene Monaco

Prince Albert, Princess Charlene, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella of Monaco attended the opening of an exhibit in Norway.

Prince Albert opened the exhibit with his seven-year-old son by his side. Crown Prince Haakon of Norway joined the couple and their twins at the opening on June 22. Charlene, who tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month, looked effortlessly chic wearing a black pantsuit.

The princess traveled to Oslo with her family, her first official trip abroad since she returned to public life.

Last May, the princess made what was planned to be a short trip to South Africa, only to find herself unable to return home due to an ENT issue that prevented her from flying. The princess paired her monochromatic look with a black button down shirt and black pumps. Princess Charlene's return to life as a working royal continues.

Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the opening of the exhibition 'Sailing the Sea of Science' at the Fram Museum in Oslo, looking impeccable in a black ...

A third added a heart-eyes and thumbs-up emoji in a show of approval for the princess' outfit choice. The royal, who was joined by her husband Prince Albert and their two children, opted for a timeless aesthetic for the exciting occasion. Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story!

The Monaco royals travelled to Norway to attend the opening of the Sailing the Sea of Science exhibition at the Frammuseum in Oslo, where they were greeted ...

He later confirmed Charlene has been admitted to a treatment facility for undisclosed medical issues, as she works through a period of ill health. Albert continued: 'She hadn't slept well in a number of days and she wasn't eating at all well. These are not problems within our relationship; not with the relationship between a husband and wife. While on a solo charity trip to the country, she contracted a severe sinus infection which prevented her from travelling. She is very good at keeping her smarts under wraps.' She has lost a lot of weight, which made her vulnerable to other potential ailments. July 2 - Charlene and Albert mark their 10th anniversary separately. It is a relief and a joy for all of us'. Charlene has rarely been seen with Albert since she spent some 10 months in South Africa last year. He added: 'Today, Charlene is back with us and this is the most beautiful thing which could have happened. Speaking to French Sunday paper Journal de Dimanche at the start of this month, Albert said the last year was 'a test for my wife especially, who suffered greatly and lived through difficult times, far from her family. But we were able to stay united despite the distance, we spoke to each other often.'