To make the end of the year celebrations a success, some take advantage of the benefits of the mountains. Among the members of the princely family of Monaco, Princess Caroline and her two eldest children have chosen to put their suitcases in the prestigious ski resort of Gstaad. Albert II’s sister was sighted between Christmas and New Years in the snowy streets of the Swiss commune, as reported Royal stories, this Friday January 7. On the lookout for their every move, the paparazzi were able to take many pictures. Dressed in a large red puffer jacket and also red checkered pants, Grace Kelly’s eldest daughter did not appear in the camera preview.

Caroline from Monaco took advantage of her vacation to spend time with her daughter, Charlotte Casiraghi. Far from evening outfits, Gad Elmaleh’s ex opted for a warm and discreet outfit to avoid overly intrusive photographers. Son husband Dimitri Rassam was also seen in the streets of the famous ski resort. According to Hello ! , the eldest son of the siblings, Andrea Casiraghi, would then have invited himself to Gstaad to enjoy his family. But he did not come alone. By his side, his wife Tatiana and their three children : Sacha, India and Maximilian. Beautiful people to keep the 64-year-old princess company.

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A well-known station in the jet set

Before organizing a afternoon shopping in the small streets of the city center, Caroline of Monaco and the rest of her family are said to have had lunch at the Olden Hotel. Renowned for welcoming the biggest stars, the Gstaad resort has once again been able to count on distinguished guests. Indeed, the royal family of Egypt spent a stay there at the beginning of the year, according to our colleagues fromRoyal stories. The singer Madonna also enjoyed the ski slopes for several days, alongside his companion. For many years, this small town of around 3,000 inhabitants seduces celebrities with its calm and luxurious setting.

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