So now that Prince Albert of Monaco is settling down...?

Question

http://perezhilton.com/2008-03-13-playboy-prince-settling-down

Well its a rumor, but will Caroline , Andrea and Charlotte be the next STILL to the throne or will the "new" kids he has with this woman be the heirs to the throne?

Because those kids would be accepted not like the other two he has.

Answer 1

Albert was sodomised by Martha Strewart.

Answer 2

The children of Albert and a legally-bound wife would be next in line of succession,followed by Caroline and her children.And, if Albert were to die before his children were of age to reign,Caroline and/or her children would take the job until Albert's heir was of age to take over.

Answer 3

Of course his children will take the first place, just as, if Prince Philip of Spain has a son, he will push their daughter down a notch, and William pushed Andrew down a notch, and so on, and so on.

The only place I know of where that DOESN'T happen is Saudi Arabia, where the new King Abdullah, who was the brother of the previous king, and son of the king before him (names exscape me here) was not pushed down by the (presumably) gazillions of nephews he has.

Answer 4

He is too ugly to be a Prince anyway.

The throne should be given to a young, handsome, classy, rich boy & his Swedish Royal Girl Freind.

Martha Stewart is too much bossy. I guess.

Answer 5

Until their union is done Caroline and her kids are heirs to the throne.

Answer 6

If Prince Albert II of Monaco marries this woman, then their union is legal under the Catholic Church, therefore, their offspring will be the legitimate heir/heiress to the throne. The current heiress presumptive to the Monaco crown is still Caroline, Hereditary Princess of Monaco, since her brother Prince Albert remains unmarried and has no legitimate children, if that situation remains unchanged and she outlives him Caroline will one day become the second Sovereign Princess in Monaco's history.

Caroline first became Hereditary Princess of Monaco at birth. From the birth of her only brother until his accession to the throne as Albert II, she was legally Princess Caroline of Monaco.At Albert's accession she resumed the position of heiress presumptive and Hereditary Princess. So long as Prince Albert remains without legitimate, dynastic issue, Princess Caroline remains first in line to succeed him on the throne. However, Albert's firstborn legitimate child would displace her in the line of succession and become Hereditary Prince/ss, either as Albert's heir apparent if male, or as his heir presumptive if female.