Prince Albert has arguably accumulated a lifetime worth of scandals.
Ever since his ascension in 2005, the reigning prince of Monaco has faced a string of sticky situations.
Indeed, it was revealed thatPrince Albert had fathered a boy called Alexandre Grimaldi out of wedlock.
Albert eventually claimed paternity of his son and of a secret daughter, Jazmin Grace Grimaldi, as well.
These incidents only accentuated rumors that Albert was the “playboy prince.”
However,days before Albert and Charlene’s wedding, it was alleged the couple was planning to split.
Making matters more dramatic, there were whispers that Charlene wanted to escape Monaco so that avoid the wedding.
Since then, most ofthe rumors involving Albert and Charlene’s marriagehave died down.
By 2024, the prince became one of the scandal’s central figures.
Later, though, the allegations also extended to Thierry Lacoste, Albert’s long-time lawyer and childhood friend.
At the time of the publication of these documents, Albert defended his staffers.
However, by the summer of 2023, the prince changed his tune.
If confidence evaporates, it’s possible for you to no longer work together."
As such, he asked Palmero and Anselmi to resign from their long-held positions.
He also tried to minimize his friendship with Lacoste at least publicly.
Despite this, all of the parties named on the Substack remained convinced of their innocence.
They have all filed complaints, denying the allegations.
This is a 100% denial.
I am neither corrupt, nor am I a thief."
He even said that the accusations against him were “unfair.”
However, he seemed even more upset about Prince Albert’s decision to cut him from the palace team.
As reported byFrance24, Palmero sued Albert in August 2023.
Palmero also alleged that Albert had caused him “immense moral harm.”
This would not be the last time that the accountant made such a statement.
He then went on to assert that the family had no knowledge of this situation.
The disgraced accountant also made accusations against Princess Charlene.
The financial adviser concluded, “HSH the princess employs people who are not legal.”
He also stated that Albert had taken “note.”
The prince does not intervene in such matters."
Further, he assured the press that the palace was investigating Palmero’s claims.
Apparently, Palmero visited two units, which Albert rejected for their lack of privacy.
Ultimately, Palermo said that the woman in question never solicited a second payment.
The lawyer also alleged that Palmero had neglected to pay the fees on these accounts for years.
“Palmero never did anything without the knowledge of those employing him.
It was always done in perfect agreement with them and in their strictest interest,” Canu-Bernard said.
If these claims are true, it would mean that Albert intentionally avoided paying the fees he owed.
The prince, of course, denies this.
