Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco recently delighted in a musical evening featuring the renowned Jamiroquai band, fronted by singer Jay Kay. The royal pair’s attendance at the concert was captured in photos shared by the palace on social media.
According to the official statement from the royal family, on Friday, July 19th, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene, accompanied by Miss Camille Gottlieb, presided over the 75th Gala of the Monégasque Red Cross. The gala, held at the Hall of Stars of Sporting Monte-Carlo, served as a fundraising event gathering Red Cross members and donors. The evening was distinguished by an exceptional dinner followed by a performance from Jamiroquai, enhancing the charitable spirit of the event.
The Monégasque Red Cross, active since 1948, continues its vital humanitarian efforts and community outreach.
The royal couple’s engagement with charitable initiatives extended the following day with the inauguration of the exhibition “La Flamme Olympique au Fil du Temps,” showcasing Prince Albert’s private collection of Olympic torches.
The Monaco royals’ involvement underscores their ongoing commitment to philanthropy and cultural stewardship.
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