Monaco has celebrated National Day since 1734. While the actual date of celebration has rotated through the years, in correlation with the day of the reigning Sovereign Prince's patron saint, Prince Albert chose to honor it on Nov. 19 like his late father, Prince Rainier, did as the sovereign of Monaco.

Princess Charlene was joined by Prince Albert, Prince Jacques, Princess Gabriella, Princess Stephanie of Monaco, and Princess Alexandra of Hanover for the glamorous display of royal pomp and ceremony

It's Monaco's National Day—the day set aside to celebrate the principality's ruler, Prince Albert, which is widely considered the banner day of the Monegasque royal calendar—and the royal family marked the occasion with all of the fanfare you might expect.

Princess Charlene stepped out with Prince Albert today, just days after the Princess of Monaco made a heartbreaking admission. On Thursday, the Prince and Princess of Monaco took part in Monaco's annual Red Cross Christmas giveaway.

The royal shares her son and daughter, who are both 9, with her husband Prince Albert. Charlene admitted to the magazine that it's "difficult to find time to spend one-on-one time" with her twins, but noted that it's "essential when you are the parents of twins."

Princess Charlene made a dazzling statement as she wore her rarely-seen engagement ring for Monaco's National Day celebrations alongside Prince Albert. The Princess of Monaco, stepped out

Monaco's National Day was celebrated on Tuesday in the presence of Prince Albert II and his wife Princess Charlene.

Princess Charlene of Monaco has offered a rare insight into her personal life, as the wife of Prince Albert shed some light on the adorable personality traits of her children, the royal twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella.

Prince Albert of Monaco and his wife, Princess Charlene, stepped out in style to celebrate the country's National Day on Tuesday, Nov. 19, but it was their 9-year-old twins that truly stole the show.

Princess Charlene wears rarely-seen engagement ring on major occasion alongside Prince Albert A pride of lions had surrounded a buffalo in the Ruaha National Park in Tanzania and the battle seemed decided.