'And I am sure, considering how modern this setup is that there will be a very high quality of programming, important yes for residents of Monaco, but also for all those who like the principality and the riviera throughout the world so it's a great joy to be here.'Ĭharlene briefly added: 'Congratulations - and all the best for the future.'

Prince Albert told the MonacoTV reporter: 'I'm very proud to be here with Princess Charlene to launch this beautiful adventure, this TV channel which will expand the importance of this principality throughout the world. The former Olympic swimmer, who is said to have left Monaco to live in Switzerland, appeared on edge as she clasped her hands throughout the interview and at one point took a deep breath, gulped and flashed an awkward grin. She only muttered a few words, while her husband spoke in length about his pride at the launch. However, Princess Charlene, 45, cut a stern figure and looked tense as she stood alongside Prince Albert, 65, while the couple were interviewed.

The royals put on a united front as they launched TVMonaco which will broadcast a wide range of programmes including current affairs, talk shows, the environment and sport in a bid to promote Monegasque culture. Princess Charlene of Monaco made an awkward television appearance alongside her husband Prince Albert yesterday, amid claims they are living apart and only see each other 'by appointment'.

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