Albert of Monaco Faces the Worst Forecast: Charlene Already Knows

The Royal Family of Monaco is not exempt from delicate moments that disrupt the calm of their environment. Despite the discretion that characterizes many of their actions, there are situations that can't be hidden. When one of their members is affected, in one way or another, the concern extends beyond the palace walls.

In these circumstances, silence becomes a shared language among those surrounding the affected individual. Constant visits, serious gestures, and the absence of public statements say more than a thousand words. On those days, every movement is closely watched by the media and public opinion.

Maximum Discretion from Albert and the Family Regarding the Hospital Admission

Ernst von Hannover, still the husband of Caroline of Monaco, has been hospitalized in Madrid since April 3. Although the diagnosis has not been released, the concern for his condition is evident in his close circle. "The seriousness of his family denotes the logical concern of the moment," as reported in specialized media.

His partner, Claudia Stilianopoulos, and his son Christian von Hannover have not left him for a moment. Sassa de Osma, his daughter-in-law, has also joined, being informed in detail by the family. The images show how they all take turns between visits, brief rests, and moments of conversation on a terrace near the hospital.

Just a few weeks ago, Ernst reappeared publicly after having hip surgery. He even attended Sassa de Osma's birthday, showing a slight improvement. "He had stopped using the walker and could already walk with just a cane for support," it was explained at that time.

Caroline was Absent, but the Bond Remains

Although Hannover is still legally married to Caroline of Monaco, the princess has not traveled to Madrid. Her absence doesn't imply disinterest, but rather a distance that has been marked by having been separated for years. Even so, her figure remains emotionally linked to the health of the German aristocrat.

Ernst von Hannover, head of the former Royal House of Hannover, has a complex history and a health that has shown signs of fragility. At 71 years old, this new admission raises logical concern, especially after the "alarming deterioration" that German media spoke of in March. Since then, he had not been seen until this new episode that keeps his circle on edge.

While the diagnosis remains undisclosed, the signs indicate that it is not a simple check-up. The constant movement of his family and their expressions of concern speak for themselves. The only clear thing is that Ernst's health is not good, and Albert, Charlene, and the Monaco royalty have already assumed what everyone feared: an unpromising scenario.