Prince Albert’s Bank Payments to His Mistress and Illegitimate Children Leaked

But this time, there’s allegedly proof within the notes of Prince Albert’s former accountant that he has a secret bank account through which he pays children he conceived out of wedlock. And the documents also have some less-than-flattering things to say about his wife, Princess Charlene.

And now, his diligent notes, which apparently filled five large notebooks, have been released to the French press, who then showed them to the world.

Apparently, in 2017, she went over budget by an extra $600,000. And Palermo cited several instances in which the princess was given lump sums of $76,500 and $218,000 payments in cash.

In 2022, Sean was given $1 million to buy himself a house, though he owns a successful business in Monaco.

Before becoming a princess, Charlene was a swimming champion from Johannesburg whose parents worked as salesmen and a swim coach. But now, she’s certainly become accustomed to a life of luxury in Monaco.

Palermo claims that when Princess Charlene gave birth to her twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella in 2014, she hired two nannies who are undocumented immigrants from the Philippines. The accountant wrote, “They are not only in an illegal situation, but one entered with a false passport.”

While it seems that the prince doesn’t have his wife’s inclination for the finer things, he uses his secret accounts to pay off the women he cheated with and their consequent children.

His son, Alexandre Grimaldi Coste, and his mother Nicole Coste, as well as Jazmin Grace Grimaldi and her mother Tamara Rotolo, all receive stipends from the prince, even though they are not technically part of the royal family.

But the rest of Palermo’s claims, such as how much Prince Albert gives them, what Princess Charlene spends in a year, and even that she employs “non-compliant” immigrants, are currently just allegations.

He said in a statement, “This is a 100 percent denial. I am neither corrupt nor a thief, all improbable things of which the princely family, for whom I devoted myself for two decades, unjustly accuses me today.”

Prince Albert is accusing each of his once friends and employees of various levels of corruption and fraud, though they deny it wholeheartedly, saying it’s the prince who has been breaking the law.

However, even if just the numbers are true and the prince and princess are spending as Palermo said they are, many are worried that they could bankrupt the Grimaldi dynasty, which has ruled Monaco for more than 700 years.