Princess Charlene made a stunning appearance in the trousers! She went to the Grand Prix with Prince Albert

This Friday, the Monaco Grand Prix will kick off. Princess Charlene, Monaco, attended a luxurious reception for the 82nd Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday night, with her husband Prince Albert.

On the eve of this F1 annual event, the royal couple presided over the elegant evening at the Courtyard of Honor of the Prince's Palace (Cour d 'Honneur). Princess Charlene, 47, was wearing a slim-fitting black suit, outlining her tall figure and showing her neat chic style. Her iconic long blonde hair is combed in a sophisticated look and her makeup is simple and elegant, and the former Olympic swimmer exudes a charming glow.

67-year-old Prince Albert wore a classic black suit and exquisite tie, showing his gentlemanly demeanor. The couple took a photo in front of a striking F2 car. The official account of the Prince's Palace shared the photo with the caption: "Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene attended the reception of the 82nd Monaco F1 Grand Prix in the Honor Courtyard of the Prince's Palace tonight."

fans left messages saying that the royal couple was "magnifique" and praised Charlene's elegant look with loving eyes and applauding expressions. The reception marks the official launch of the Grand Prix celebration this weekend, and the Prince's Palace courtyard has also made special arrangements for the event.

Not long ago, the couple talked about their relationship in the latest interview. When asked about the most proud achievements of his succession in 20 years, Prince Albert replied without hesitation: "First of all, what I am most proud of is my marriage and children." The couple had a pair of twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, and Princess Charlene laughed and said that the ten-year-olds kept them idle for a moment: "The children also helped me stay young, but it was not easy to control them. "

Although the milestone of Prince Albert's 20th anniversary ascending to the throne came last month, the royal family usually chose to keep a low profile rather than celebrate it very much because the date coincided with the death of his father, Prince Rainier.