Prince Albert II of Monaco’s son, Alexandre Grimaldi, recently shared his thoughts on his potential role in the future of Monaco in an interview with French magazine Point de Vue. Grimaldi, who is currently studying business management at a British university, expressed his focus on completing his university studies at the moment. He believes that at the age of 20, he is still in the process of making important choices for his future. Grimaldi mentioned that many of his friends who come from entrepreneurial families collaborate with their parents or relatives and find fulfillment in doing so. He stated that he has no reservations about following a similar path if it aligns with his interests and opportunities.
Grimaldi discussed his unique background as the son of Prince Albert II and Nicole Coste, and how they have played a significant role in his upbringing. Despite his parents’ separate lives, he emphasized the benevolence and support he has received from both of them. Grimaldi expressed gratitude for the peaceful and private childhood he had, thanks to his mother’s efforts to shield him from media scrutiny.
In the interview, Grimaldi addressed the decision to adopt his father’s last name in 2022 and explained that it was a natural choice for him. He stated that he had never identified himself with his mother’s last name, and it was important for him to carry on his father’s name. Addressing the false narratives circulating online about his legitimacy, Grimaldi clarified that he had been voluntarily recognized by his father since birth, and he does not consider himself illegitimate or bear any resentment towards his parents.
Grimaldi also spoke about his relationship with his half-sister, Jazmin Grace Grimaldi, and their close bond. Despite living in different countries, they maintain a strong connection and have a positive relationship. Grimaldi highlighted the tenderness and love he shares not only with his half-siblings, Jacques and Gabriella, but also with his entire family.
Regarding his potential career in the fashion industry, Grimaldi admitted that he had considered it as a teenager but lost interest due to the impact of COVID-19. He mentioned that he couldn’t imagine himself walking on a runway as the son of a prince and head of state.
Overall, Grimaldi expressed contentment with his life and emphasized his dedication to completing his education before making any decisions about his future role in Monaco. He debunked false narratives and emphasized the love and support he receives from his parents and his gratefulness for the upbringing he has had.
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