Princess Charlene debuts glasses and brother Gareth Wittstock at Monte-Carlo Bay
Princess Charlene of Monaco debuted a brown tortoiseshell cat-eye glasses look alongside her brother, Gareth Wittstock, at the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort on October 7, 2026, bunte.de reported. Wearing a beige pantsuit paired with the new frames, the 48-year-old royal stepped out in her role as president of the Fédération Monégasque de Rugby to present the upcoming Rugby Sevens season.
Rugby Sevens season announcement for Istanbul 2027
During the presentation at the luxury resort, Princess Charlene announced that Monaco’s national rugby sevens team has officially qualified for the 2027 European Games in Istanbul. The announcement was shared via an official video clip on the Monegasque royal house’s Instagram account, capturing the players’ visible excitement upon hearing the news.
Rare sibling appearance supporting Monegasque sports
The appearance marked a rare joint public engagement for Princess Charlene and her 42-year-old brother, Gareth Wittstock. The siblings are seldom seen together at official events, with their most recent notable joint appearance occurring at an emotional campaign for breast cancer awareness. As a former Olympic swimmer, the Princess leaned into her athletic background to champion the national rugby team’s expansion onto the European stage.
Princess Charlene debuts glasses at rugby presentation
When did Princess Charlene debut her new glasses look?
Princess Charlene debuted her brown tortoiseshell cat-eye glasses on October 7, 2026, during an official sports presentation in Monaco.
What role does Princess Charlene hold in Monegasque rugby?
She serves as the president of the Fédération Monégasque de Rugby, overseeing the development and presentation of national teams and seasons.
Which international tournament did the national rugby sevens team qualify for?
The national rugby sevens team officially qualified for the 2027 European Games scheduled to take place in Istanbul.
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