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Post by MyAdia on Jun 12, 2011 17:12:02 GMT -5
We all knew it- when interviewing dumb-as-a-rock Princess Trashlene - questions need to be submitted in advanced, in English, and only a ten minute interview. Serious journalists do not like pre-submitted questions because hen the inter view is just a joke because it is nothing but a PR piece provided by a PR team. Just as the Times journalist blew the whistle in South Africa when the palace asked for any questions to Charlene to be submitted in advance, another serious journalist with the news magazine JDD ( Le Journal du Dimanche) blew the whistle about the terms of her inter view with Albert and Charlene. Good lawd Monégasques! Do you really understand what dumb trash Albert has laid at your feet? This woman is so dumb that all questions to her need to be submitted in advance. She is so dumb that only ten minutes of questions because she cannot remember more than 10 minutes of questions. Why is Charlene bragging about having a baby soon - what will she does if she cannot? Also, notice everything is a competition to her - to win. From JDD:
Charlene Wittstock: "We expect a baby soon"
JDD met in the Palace, the future royal couple who formalize their union on July 2.
by Adeline Fleury
Saturday, June 11, 2011
The conditions of the interview were fixed in advance: Ten minutes, no more, submitting questions yesterday, and all in English, Charlene does not speak a word of French ... while the son of Grace Kelly mania perfect English laced with American accent. We accept the rules of this "one to one" princely wedged between several interviews with international media. Thursday morning, Prince Albert II of Monaco and his future wife, Charlene Wittstock, received the JDD in the mirror room of the palace. Ten minutes is short, no way to refrain from asking a question about their willingness to start a family and perpetuate the Grimaldi dynasty.
How do you feel, three weeks to your union?
Albert II: We can not wait to get married, but we have so many things to settle before, my work continues on the palace despite the imminence of the event. I do not feel any particular stress at the approach of marriage. We are very relaxed.
Charlene Wittstock: I'm in the same state of mind as that of any young woman approaching marriage. We're making a commitment for life, and that's not just anything at all. Some brides stress, some don't. I think I'm a serene bride.
But you're not just any bride, you will soon become a princess ...
Charlene: Yes, but I'm not going to let the pressure get to me!
What is your role?
Charlene: My role will be defined once I'm married ... During the last five years, I've learned palace protocol, habits and customs of the principality. Today, I feel I'm ready.
Albert: I let Charlene determine her place. She is already engaged on a humanitarian level, for children. And she has a role to play in the sports world, she was appointed Ambassador of Special Olympics, a foundation dedicated to athletes with disabilities worldwide.
You are both great athletes, are you talking sports together?
Charlene: All the time! This is one of our main points in common. This is also the sport that has united us. We spent the last weekend to follow Roland Garros.
Miss Wittstock, do you feel Monégasque?
Charlene: I'm beginning to know the people of the principality, where I have my feet, much higher than in earlier years. Now I feel as a family here.
South Africa, your country, do you miss?
Charlene: South Africa is a part of me. In my heart I'll always be South African, even if, today, Monaco is my new country.
This marriage is a way for you to give another image of Monaco?
Albert: Although this is not its primary purpose, this marriage will help correct the image of Monaco, which has always suffered from stereotypes. To raise awareness of the Monegasque identity and values economic, social, cultural, humanitarian, sports, environmental ... The power of attraction of Monaco will be strengthened.
Monseigneur, you're close to your sisters, what is the relationship between Caroline, Stephanie and your future wife, Charlene?
Albert: We're really lucky, I not only get along well with the family of Charlene, Charlene, but works perfectly with mine. It came naturally. In the family we have a great team spirit. Charlene is part of this team and receives the full support of my sisters.
Charlene: I'm comfortable in this family, consistent with the Princesses Caroline and Stephanie, I share with them an interest in humanitarian law, and they are great mothers.
A happy event promises to be there?
Albert: When you say baby, you look at me, but it's not me that will bear it...
Charlene: I love children, A family is in our plans. We hope to have a child soon.
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Post by suite583 on Jun 12, 2011 17:38:06 GMT -5
Even though I learned during five years of palace protocol, habits and customs of the principality.
Now she has finished her princess school in Monaco from June 2006 until today.
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Post by emmeline on Jun 12, 2011 17:52:44 GMT -5
"But you're not just any bride, you will soon become a princess ...
Charlene: Yes, but I'm not going to let them win by much pressure!"
Mmm...was this meant for us? I'm sorry Charls, but pressure is winning over you.
"What is your role?
Charlene: My role is really defined once married ... Even though I learned during five years of palace protocol, habits and customs of the principality. Now I feel ready."
She doesn't answer the question "what is your role?" she just says she is ready for it...but everybody knows that! She is been ready for it since she saw Albert for the very first time!! Destiny remember!! xD
"This marriage is a way for you to give another image of Monaco?
Albert: Although this is not its primary purpose, this marriage will help correct the image of Monaco, which has always suffered from stereotypes."
Ha! Such a liar. It's not the primary purpose, yeah right. If it's not, then he wouldn't be marrying her in the first place. And the image is not gonna change: The Princess will be a trashy bimbo blonde that cannot say 3 words in a sentence: pretty much what old millonaires' wifes that go to Monaco to laundry money are. What change of image is he talking about?!
"A happy event promises to be there?
Albert: When you say baby, you look at me, but it's not me that will bear it...
Charlene: I love children, a family is in our projects. We hope to have a child soon"
LOL after the "give us a break" they are desperate to have a big family, huh? Please...give me a break!
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Post by MyAdia on Jun 13, 2011 9:51:16 GMT -5
The Google translation of the JDD article is terrible. The Associated Press has distributed the article, so some English sites have translated parts of the interview. Here's a People magazine article about the interview which much better translation of some of Charlene's "scripted lines," which of course Charlene spoke in English (well, her version of English). Basically, the Con Artist Trashlene is letting all her critics know that she is going to be in Monaco for life - and no one is going to get to her and make her leave!
Charlene Wittstock Hoping for a Child 'Soon' with Prince Albert
BY PETER MIKELBANK AND KAREN NICKEL ANHALT
Monday June 13, 2011
With her wedding andhoneymoon with Monaco's Prince Albert all planned out, Charlene Wittstock has turned to thoughts of family, as well as her upcoming role as princess.
"I love children," the former South African Olympic swimmer, 33, told the French newspaper JDDthis weekend. "A family is in our plans. We hope to have a child soon."
As for becoming a princess, she says: "My role will be defined once I'm married ... During the last five years, I've learned palace protocol, habits and customs of the principality. Today, I feel I'm ready."
First, though, there's the little issue of the wedding, a two-day ceremony set for July 1 and 2 that would stress out any bride. But Wittstock says she has her nerves mostly under control.
"I'm in the same state of mind as that of any young woman approaching marriage," she says. "We're making a commitment for life, and that's not just anything at all. Some brides stress, some don't. I think I'm a serene bride."
She adds: "I'm not going to let the pressure get to me!"
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Post by paca on Jun 13, 2011 10:43:12 GMT -5
LOL the pressure is already getting to her and everyone else involved otherwise we wouldn't see that many interviews of porky and trash (I think they should commission Jason Hartmann to compose some trashy musical for them to be performed in the Grimaldi Forum for their first wedding anniversary  ). To quote someone better versed in the English language than trashy: methinks the lady doth protest too much... |
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Post by grimnir on Jun 13, 2011 12:32:27 GMT -5
Charlene Wittstock: "We expect a baby soon" Comes across as if she's six months pregnant. Soon is this year, not in a year's time. |
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Post by axelle on Jun 13, 2011 18:53:28 GMT -5
So very much BS in that interview  it is not to be believed! |
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Post by sandsla on Jun 13, 2011 22:22:54 GMT -5
The Google translation of the JDD article is terrible. The Associated Press has distributed the article, so some English sites have translated parts of the interview. Here's a People magazine article about the interview which much better translation of some of Charlene's "scripted lines," which of course Charlene spoke in English (well, her version of English). Basically, the Con Artist Trashlene is letting all her critics know that she is going to be in Monaco for life - and no one is going to get to her and make her leave!
Charlene Wittstock Hoping for a Child 'Soon' with Prince Albert
BY PETER MIKELBANK AND KAREN NICKEL ANHALT
Monday June 13, 2011
With her wedding andhoneymoon with Monaco's Prince Albert all planned out, Charlene Wittstock has turned to thoughts of family, as well as her upcoming role as princess.
"I love children," the former South African Olympic swimmer, 33, told the French newspaper JDDthis weekend. "A family is in our plans. We hope to have a child soon."
As for becoming a princess, she says: "My role will be defined once I'm married ... During the last five years, I've learned palace protocol, habits and customs of the principality. Today, I feel I'm ready."
First, though, there's the little issue of the wedding, a two-day ceremony set for July 1 and 2 that would stress out any bride. But Wittstock says she has her nerves mostly under control.
"I'm in the same state of mind as that of any young woman approaching marriage," she says. "We're making a commitment for life, and that's not just anything at all. Some brides stress, some don't. I think I'm a serene bride."
She adds: "I'm not going to let the pressure get to me!"
What about a Serene Grace?  She seems to like that word--too bad there is not one thing serene about her! I think she already defined her role in Monaco as the palace Wh!@# when she thought it was a good choice to let herself be kept by Albert for last six years. What a moron!  |
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). To quote someone better versed in the English language than trashy: methinks the lady doth protest too much...
it is not to be believed! 
She seems to like that word--too bad there is not one thing serene about her! 