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Since the day of Albert and Charlène’s wedding , specific rumours still run. In the Saint-Dévote Chapel, Charlène’s tears of emotion did not fool anybody, such as the motionless glance and the little comforting attitude of her husband. The English daily newspaper the Daily Mail was the first one to evoke Albert’s presumed infidelities which would have given birth to an illegitimate child, the third in the Prince’s life, well known to be a great seduction player. But this time, Albert would have had an affair while he was already in couple with Charlène Wittstock.

Charlène tried to run away three times!

It is the discovery of Albert's infidelities and the announcement of a new possible illegitimate child (she only knew about the first two, Alexandre and Jazmin) whichwould have urged Charlène to run away in South Africa three times.

The first attempt goes back to last May. Charlène was in Paris to try out her bridal dress in Giorgio Armani's workshop when she found refuge to her country embassy.

The second attempt took place some weeks later, during Grand Prix of Formula 1 in Montecarlo, but again she would have been stopped by the security guards of the Grimaldi Palace.

The last attempt goes took place a few days before the wedding. Charlène, still according to the Daily Mail, would have been stopped by the Monaco heliport security, to avoid new attempts of running away, her passport would have been seized from her.

Albert chooses a luxurious honeymoon to have his infidelities forgiven.

A suite costing more than 5 000 euros in order to convince Charlène not to leave her fresh husband. According to the Daily Mail, it would be Prince Albert’s solution to convince his betrothed to forget completely about the past and his infidelities.

Still according to the daily newspaper journalists, the DNA test results which Albert would have taken will only be revealed after the honeymoon by fear for the Prince and the Grimaldi Palace that Charlène refuses to return in Europe and decides to stay in South Africa. However according to a number of French newspapers, the couple would have taken a premarital "agreement". The agreement establishes that the former swimmer gives a child (a legitimate one this time) to Albert in exchange for a princess's life. Indeed, the illegitimate, born children out of a catholic matimony, cannot aspire to the Monaco crown.

Dreadful weather for Prince Albert… on Gleeden, he would have found all the discretion he needed!