Post by grimnir on Jan 18, 2013 15:15:29 GMT -5
they did not split up as they did not officially have a relationship. Trashy was his booty call. And after his dad died there was this article that his people were on the look out for a woman willing to go on a marriaga blanc with possible IVF baby. They had a list of women they wanted to approach. One of them was a Bush niece. At the time it sounded ludicrous, but when he came up with trashy and they actually did marry, I thought that this was probably exactly what happened. Too bad no one kept that article. It was posted on the old forums. So if anyone by any chance still has it would be great to repost it. It shows you what they were looking for and then what they eventually came up with because all decent women declined. No one wanted that deal except trashy. That's the only reason why I think she ever wanted to run away. She only wanted to up her price and prolong her stay. Or escape the IVF clause.
www.nydailynews.com/archives/gossip/albert-princess-wanna-bes-diaries-article-1.605954
Gossip
ALBERT'S PRINCESS WANNA-BES DIARIES
By George Rush , Joanna Molloy , Jo Piazza AND Chris Rovzar / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, April 19, 2005, 12:00 AM
Monaco's Prince Albert is said to be eager for an heir - even if he's in no hurry to find out whether he really is the father of a 13-year-old girl in California. Representatives of the prince - whose father, Prince Rainier, was buried Friday - are quietly approaching well-born women in Europe and America with an unusual proposal, we hear. The discreet go-betweens are said to be asking members of other royal families and carefully vetted socialites if they might be interested in "un mariage blanc.
" In other words, our source makes clear, the would-be bride "wouldn't face too much time in the same bed. The contract would require a minimum of two male children, preferably three. But that could be accomplished through in vitro fertilization.
" "In exchange, the bride would get a trust - it could be as much as $100 million. She might get some of the jewelry of his mother, Princess Grace. And she'd get to be princess!
" Among those said to be on the palace's wish list are such upper crust American beauties as Elizabeth Koch, Cornelia Guest, Amanda Hearst and Lauren Bush. If he can't snag one of those, it's said, he might fall back on an actress or a model. "Albert wants to announce an engagement before the end of the year," asserts our source. Though gay rumors have dogged the 47-year-old bachelor, at least one American woman contends he's quite straight. Former waitress Tamara Rotolo claims she had a two-week affair with Albert in Monte Carlo in 1991 that resulted in the birth of a daughter, whom she's named Jazmin Grace Grimaldi. In 1992, Rotolo filed a paternity suit in L.
A. Superior Court, in which she asked a judge to order Albert to provide a blood sample. Albert's attorneys argued that the case didn't belong in California, and it was eventually dismissed. Albert acknowledged in court papers, "I was briefly acquainted with the plaintiff" but did not confirm or deny he was Jazmin's father. The palace declined all comment, and Rotolo's lawyer didn't return a call.
ALBERT'S PRINCESS WANNA-BES DIARIES
By George Rush , Joanna Molloy , Jo Piazza AND Chris Rovzar / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, April 19, 2005, 12:00 AM
Monaco's Prince Albert is said to be eager for an heir - even if he's in no hurry to find out whether he really is the father of a 13-year-old girl in California. Representatives of the prince - whose father, Prince Rainier, was buried Friday - are quietly approaching well-born women in Europe and America with an unusual proposal, we hear. The discreet go-betweens are said to be asking members of other royal families and carefully vetted socialites if they might be interested in "un mariage blanc.
" In other words, our source makes clear, the would-be bride "wouldn't face too much time in the same bed. The contract would require a minimum of two male children, preferably three. But that could be accomplished through in vitro fertilization.
" "In exchange, the bride would get a trust - it could be as much as $100 million. She might get some of the jewelry of his mother, Princess Grace. And she'd get to be princess!
" Among those said to be on the palace's wish list are such upper crust American beauties as Elizabeth Koch, Cornelia Guest, Amanda Hearst and Lauren Bush. If he can't snag one of those, it's said, he might fall back on an actress or a model. "Albert wants to announce an engagement before the end of the year," asserts our source. Though gay rumors have dogged the 47-year-old bachelor, at least one American woman contends he's quite straight. Former waitress Tamara Rotolo claims she had a two-week affair with Albert in Monte Carlo in 1991 that resulted in the birth of a daughter, whom she's named Jazmin Grace Grimaldi. In 1992, Rotolo filed a paternity suit in L.
A. Superior Court, in which she asked a judge to order Albert to provide a blood sample. Albert's attorneys argued that the case didn't belong in California, and it was eventually dismissed. Albert acknowledged in court papers, "I was briefly acquainted with the plaintiff" but did not confirm or deny he was Jazmin's father. The palace declined all comment, and Rotolo's lawyer didn't return a call.