In an interview with the South African edition of You, he expressed confidence that Charlene will worthily go through a difficult year for her, as she is strong.
He recalled that Charlene played in the South African national swimming team at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. Remembering these trainings, her father believes that "from this whole situation, she will come out even stronger."
Recall that Princess Charlene of Monaco spent six months in South Africa due to a severe nasopharyngeal infection. She underwent several operations.
Against the backdrop of a long absence of information in the media about her condition, rumors of a scandal over the cheating spouse Charlene soon began to appear, information was denied.