Prince Albert admits kids are ‘hard to control’

Prince Albert of Monaco has reflected on his two decades on the throne, revealing that his proudest achievement isn’t royal milestones but his family.

Speaking alongside his wife, Princess Charlene the 67-year-old royal opened up about the personal moments that have defined his reign. 

"What I’m most proud of is my marriage and my children, above all," Prince Albert shared.

The couple, who are parents to 10-year-old twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, offered a rare glimpse into their private family life a topic they usually keep closely guarded. 

Charlene also shared tender insights into raising the twins, painting a picture of a devoted royal family balancing tradition with modern parenting.

The interview marked a warm and intimate moment from Monaco’s ruling couple as they celebrated 20 years of leadership, love, and family.

"The children also help me stay young," she laughed, adding, "It’s hard to keep them under control!"

Hereditary Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella marked a significant spiritual milestone as they received their First Communion, with the royal palace extending warm congratulations on the special day.

"On this day of First Communion, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Hereditary Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, who received this sacrament with faith and reverence," read the official statement.

The 10-year-old twins looked angelic in matching white, floor-length tunics, each adorned with a wooden crucifix.