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Princess Charlene Makes a Rare Appearance in Jeans As Her Adorable Dog Steals the Show at Charity Event
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Like Queen Camilla, Princess Charlene of Monaco has been a longtime supporter of animal welfare—and is also a fellow dog lover. Although they aren't corgi owners like the late Queen Elizabeth, Charlene and husband Prince Albert share three Chihuahuas and a Rhodesian Ridgeback. On Sunday, November, 2, Princess Charlene showed off a rare dressed-down outfit as she brought one of her faithful friends to a charity walk for animals—and the royal's brother came along, too.
Princess Charlene, who serves as president of the Monaco Society for the Protection of Animals, took part in the Rokethon, a walk "dedicated to combating the abandonment of animals," per the palace. Bundled up in a tan Max Mara coat, a simple white top and flared jeans, the royal looked unusually casual as she held her tiny white and brown Chihuahua, Harley.
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Princess Charlene embodies 'understated luxury' in jeans – alongside rarely-seen pup
Princess Charlene is the queen of autumn style, often donning a smart suit for a daytime royal engagement. However, on 2 November, the wife of Prince Albert, 47, stepped out in the capacity as the president of the Animal Protection Society of Monaco for Rokethon, a dog walk promoting responsible pet adoption, raising awareness about animal abuse, and supporting shelters through donations. "When I was a child, my family taught me about animal welfare and the fight against the mistreatment they suffer. We've always loved and protected animals," the royal told the Monaco Tribune in 2024. Accompanied by her rarely-seen brother Gareth Wittstock and her eight-year-old chihuahua Harley, the princess swapped her suits for denim.