An anniversary in music. Prince Albert II of Monaco with his sisters, Princess Caroline of Hanover and Princess Stephanie of Monaco celebrated on Wednesday March 16th, the 50th anniversary of the Prince's Carabinieri Orchestra.

This great concert was a chance to do a good deed, since the benefits of the evening should be donated to associations. The evening's partner, Kiwanis Cub of Monaco will provide a check to the Monegasque association Adrien working for the benefit of sick children. For his part, Prince's Carabinieri Orchestra wished to submit a check to the Baby and Nepal Association, presided by HSH Princess Stephanie of Monaco.
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Monday at noon, Prince Albert II of Monaco, his wife Princess Charlene, his older sister Princess Caroline of Hanover and the youngest daughter of the latter, Princess Alexandra, joined the Palace staff for a minute silence for the victims of the terrorist attacks of Paris.

All dressed in black, her sunglasses in her short blond hair, Charlene of Monaco appeared very upset, as her husband prince Albert II, when they met a this minute of silence on November 16 in the courtyard of the Prince's Palace of Monaco in memory of victims of the terrorist attacks this Friday, November 13 in the evening in the French capital. While Princess Alexandra of Hanover, aged 16, stood behind them, the latter's mother, Princess Caroline, was on their left.
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 Princess Caroline of Hanover, accompanied by her youngest son Pierre Casiraghi and his wife Beatrice Borromeo, was at the end of last week alongside the Monte Carlo Ballet, invited to the closing ceremony of the International Festival Theater of Havana.
Dress in Summer dresses were de rigueur for Princess Caroline of Hanover and  Beatrice Borromeo these 29 and 30 October.
Far from the Principality of Monaco, the two women took advantage of the heat of Cuba. President of Les Ballets de Monte Carlo she created in 1985, the elder sister of Prince Albert II had come to the island to support its dancers. The Monegasque company it produced those 30 and 31 October and 1 November in the Teatro de la Habana Festival with Cinderella, an iconic part of its repertoire.
Photographed Friday in the streets of Havana, with Caroline of Monaco Pierre Casiraghi in a straw yellow color marked the size of a braided white belt, Beatrice opted the next day for a long turquoise dress dotted with a multitude of fruits colorful and exotic barefoot. An outfit which contrasted with that of her mother in law, who wore a plain black dress and heeled sandals
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