Charlène Wittstock, wife of Prince Albert II, is undoubtedly one of the most beloved and respected women of the Principality ...

Charlene Wittstock attends the Global Champion Tour 2011 on June 24, 2011, in Monte Carlo, Monaco. Getty (CBS) Instead of tending to last-minuet wedding plans, Monaco's royal bride-to-be Charlene ...

In 2000, Charlene Wittstock, the future Princess of Monaco, swam for South Africa in the Olympics. She was a member of the country's women's 4×100 meter medley team, which ended up finishing fifth.

Princess Charlene, then known as Charlene Wittstock, was part of the South African team that placed fifth in the 4x100 medley relay. She would meet her future husband, Prince Albert, at a swimming ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco and her husband, Prince Albert II of Monaco, put on a sartorially coordinated display while greeting members of Monaco’s Olympic team on Thursday. Princess Charlene ...

Charlene, after all, spent years training as a competitive athlete -- and even swam at the Olympics. Over the course of her career, she won 23 medals at the Swimming World Cup -- making her one of ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco wasn't always one of the most recognized royal women. Before marrying Prince Albert, Charlene was an Olympic swimmer representing South Africa. She said finding her ...

Everything you need to know about Prince Albert II of Monaco as he turned 66 on 14 March, including his marriage to Olympic swimmer, Charlene Wittstock, their twins, and his two eldest children.

Princess Charlene of Monaco may be a modern-day Grace Kelly, but rather than Hollywood studios, the wife of Prince Albert II made her name in the swimming pools of South Africa. As Charlene Wittstock, ...

From her days as an Olympic athlete to being one of the most recognized princesses around the world today, here's a closer look at Charlene's style evolution. In 2001, Charlene was still very much ...

The royal met Olympic swimmer Charlene Wittstock at the Mare Nostrum swimming meet in Monaco in 2000 and made their public debut as a couple at the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics.