The Royal Correspondent

On April 23, 2011, H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco and his fiancée, Charlene Wittstock, spent the day at the lovely Le Jardin Exotique in Monaco.

The couple had a chance to see the unique floral and fauna within the Jardin which originally opened to the public in 1933.  There were many well-wishers at the Le Jardin Exotique this afternoon and the couple were all happy and crap to met them.

Anyway, there are a myriad of photos from today’s event so please click the link to view:  Photos galore.  To learn more about the Le Jardin Exotique please click the link here. 

The next time royal watchers will see the couple will be on April 29, 2011 for the wedding between H.R.H. Prince William of Wales and Miss Catherine Middleton.

Photo courtesy of the Palais Princier de Monaco

For those who have never seen the royal wedding between Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips well today you are in luck.   By the way, yes, that is Westminster Abbey where another couple (I forget their names… lol) will tie the knot this Friday April 29, 2011.

Click the links to watch:  Part One and Part Two 

Photo courtesy of: T.R.F.

According to the Greenlandic Broadcasting Coporation, KNR, H.R.H. Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark will head back to Greenland on April 28, 2011 to participate in the opening of the Make May Healthy, an event that which promotes a healthy lifestyle.  The event’s founder, Morten Jørgen Heilmann,  recently spoke with KNR whereupon he noted:

We are extremely proud to His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik will come and open the “Make May Healthy… The opening is on Thursday 28 April, when students from the third to seventh grade will be invited to participate in various activities at the ski lift, giving them the opportunity to greet the Crown Prince.

It is interesting to note that this event is not officially listed on the Crown Prince’s calendar (which you can read here); however, I do hope that he will travel to Greenland and partake in Make May Healthy.    Only time will tell.  

To read the article in its entirety please click the link here.