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Prince Albert has lauded Princess Charlene of Monaco for 'turning it around in an amazing way' following a long-running illness battle. The 64-year-old monarch told People: "I'm really proud of my wife." Charlene's doing really well... As you can recall, last year was a tough one for her and also the start of this year.' Albert said after being admitted to a Swiss medical center for exhaustion and keeping out of the limelight, Charlene, 44, has been 'active in a variety of social occasions.'

Princess Charlene and Prince Albert can be seen posing next to their children Prince Jacques and Gabriella in the photo, which according to People, was taken two weeks earlier in the palace. In English, French, and Monegasque, the card's text reads: 'My family joins me in wishing you peace and joy for Christmas and a Happy New Year 2023.'

The royal mother-of-two told local newspaper Monaco Matin that she felt'so much better' than she had in recent years, claiming she had less pain and much more energy than she had in recent years. (left and inset) Elsewhere, she referred to her family, including Prince Albert, as "her rock."

Prince Albert of Monaco, 63, appeared dapper in a smart navy suit as he arrived in New York last night for the address (right). Charlene and his partner Charlene had their highest profile appearance at the Queen's funeral in London just days earlier. It came after a difficult 18 months, where their marriage was plagued by rumors of a third love child, before Charlene spent more than ten months in South Africa. (left)

Charlene, a Zimbabwean-born woman, spent ten months in South Africa last year after suffering a severe sinus infection while traveling alone on a solo charity trip. Her mother was hospitalized and she was delayed in returning to Monaco due to the disease (left). However, when she did return, she sought medical attention for 'exhaustion' right away (top inset). She has since paid a number of public visits, most often joined by her children Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella (main) and husband Prince Albert. However, she returned to public service earlier this week after her husband's historic burial in London, where she was joined by 2,000 mourners at Westminster Abbey (right).