Alexandre Coste

EXCLUSIVE: Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco have forged a united front as they relaxed on a yacht in Corsica in the midst of rumors about their marriage's state. Since reports in European media suggested that Charlene, 45, was living in Switzerland and that only husband Albert, 65, was 'by appointment,' the royal couple has been at the center of rumors. In recent days, Charlene has taken down her Instagram account, prompting further concerns. However, photos from earlier this month show the couple relaxed on a yacht in the Mediterranean. Albert wraps his arm around Charlene in one shot, while in another stand side-by-side on the beach.

The Monegasque royal, 45, documented official visits and milestones of her twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella on Instagram. Despite this, a look at the Princess's Instagram handle, @hshprincesscharlene, yields no results. The unusual move comes after German and French media reports that the Princess is 'living in Switzerland' and that her husband, Prince Albert, 66, is the only one to see her husband by official appointment.

After denied divorce rumors regarding her husband Prince Albert, Princess Charlene of Monaco stepped out in Milan yesterday without her engagement ring. As she made her way into the Four Seasons hotel without her stunning three-carat ring, which she does not often wear, the 44-year-old Olympic swimmer looked comfortable in a beige jumper. The royal couple, who wed in 2011, are now separated, according to French magazine ROYAUTÉ, a trend that has sparked rumors on social media. However, the Palace's press office confirmed that they "fully deny the inflammatory rumors circulated by the journal." "I would like to explicitly deny the inflammatory allegations spread by French magazine Royauté's newspaper,' a spokesperson said. This essay is entirely unfounded, so please disregard this one.' Charlene's marriage story hasn't been smooth sailing; rumors of their union have risen since Charlene was unable to reach Monaco for the majority of 2021 while undergoing medical care in her native South Africa.