Does prince Albert of Monaco have any children?

Question

Prince of Monaco is like 40 something. And I wanted to know if he has some kids in the past?

Answer 1

Don't you read the news papers?

He has to illegimate children. A son by the name of Alexandre and a daughter who live sin the USA by the name of grace........

Answer 2

Yes he has two.  See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_II,_...

Answer 3

ANY?  His Royal Maleness had sired more kids than he could keep count.

Answer 4

Yes he has two - one to a former model - no royal priviledges or entitlements

Answer 5

Yep... he has been a very bad crown prince and has spread his seeds  about a bit.

Answer 6

Albert II, Prince of Monaco has two illegitimate children from different mothers. Albert's illegitimate son, Eric Alexandre, or daughter, Jazmin Grace, could acquire claims to the throne ahead of all others currently in the order of succession if Monaco's constitution were changed to that effect.

In Eric Alexandre's case, he would also be legitimated and automatically become Monaco's heir apparent under current law if Albert were to marry his mother. But in a 2005 exchange with U.S. interviewer Larry King, he said this will not happen. In Jazmin's case, however, Albert's marrying the mother would probably not legitimate her nor give her a place in the line of succession, as she would likely be considered an "adulterine" child.

Albert has said neither of his children will be eligible for the throne in statements confirming their paternity. As of November 2007, Caroline, Princess of Hanover, remains first in the line of succession to the Monegasque throne. Though she is only the heiress-presumptive and not heiress-apparent, Caroline is the Hereditary Princess of Monaco according to the Grimaldi house law. Until Albert should have legitimate descendants born of a recognized marriage, Caroline's eldest son, the untitled Andrea Casiraghi, is second in line to the throne.

Answer 7

Not that he knows of.