Pierre Casiraghi, Beatrice & Family Current Events Part 19: August 2023 -

[iceflower]

Beatrice attended the Christian Dior Women Ready-to-wear Spring-Summer 2025 show as part of the Paris Fashion Week today, September 24:


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[iceflower]

Beatrice was interviewed and photographed for the ICON Magazine - looks great:

Beatrice Borromeo on Instagram: "I had a great chat with @inga_griese about my company AstreaFilms, past and future projects, femminism, and the issues we face today as a global society. It is important to share and feel less lonely when the world is

1,500 likes, 87 comments - astreafilms on December 2, 2024: "I had a great chat with @inga_griese about my company AstreaFilms, past and future projects, femminism, and the issues we face today as a global society. It is important to share and feel less lonely when the world is taking so many...

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[hereditarytitles]

She is getting more beautiful with age, paired with intelligence and ambition to pursue her own goals. I am a great fan of her.

 

[Lady Daly]

Vendee Globe competition news checks in with Pierre Casiraghi as he updates us on how his good friend Boris Herrmann is doing currently sailing in the South Seas on their sail boat Malizia. starts @ 2:18

 

[Alessia M Devereux]

I recently watched the documentary that Beatrice directed called The King Who Never Was. Does anyone know how Princess Caroline or anyone else in the family felt about it? It was quite an exposé and it was heartbreaking. Correct me if I am wrong but it seems like Pierre's family would have been ambivalent about it. I am curious what others may think.

 

[sunflowers]

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I recently watched the documentary that Beatrice directed called The King Who Never Was. Does anyone know how Princess Caroline or anyone else in the family felt about it? It was quite an exposé and it was heartbreaking. Correct me if I am wrong but it seems like Pierre's family would have been ambivalent about it. I am curious what others may think.

i wish to see this documentary. I don’t know that Casiraghis or Grimaldis had issues with the story.

Netflix’s ‘The King Who Never Was’ Director on Reconstructing the Events of a Scandal in 1970s Italy

Beatrice Borromeo Casiraghi's three-part docuseries recounts the mysterious events surrounding an exiled prince who was accused of murdering a German teenager in 1978.

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Above is the interview where Beatrice talks about the film.

 

[Moonmaiden23]

I recently watched the documentary that Beatrice directed called The King Who Never Was. Does anyone know how Princess Caroline or anyone else in the family felt about it? It was quite an exposé and it was heartbreaking. Correct me if I am wrong but it seems like Pierre's family would have been ambivalent about it. I am curious what others may think.

I know that Prince Albert is close to Prince Emanuele Filiberto, who attended Albert's Installation ceremonies as well as Albert's wedding to Charlene.

I have no idea how/if the friendship has been affected by Beatrice's documentary on EF's father.

I can't imagine that it doesn't make things awkward when EF is in Monaco.

 

[Alessia M Devereux]

Thank you Sunflowers and Moonmaiden23! Yes, the article in the Hollywood Reporter shows that Prince Emanuele Filiberto was not entirely comfortable with the documentary. Based on the article, he told Beatrice that although there were many parts that he didn't like, he found it balanced. He also wrote to her after he saw the documentary and said that they were still friends.

Since Prince Albert and Prince Emanuele Filiberto are also friends, they have probably talked about it. I do remember that Prince Albert was really bothered by some of the things that Meghan and Harry said to Oprah in that now famous interview from a few years ago. He didn't hold back and openly criticized Meghan and Harry! So, although this documentary is completely unrelated to that, I still think he probably prefers discretion and wants to avoid any kind of scandal. On the other hand, there is a journalist in the family now.

Well, for those of you who are interested, the documentary is still on Netflix and it is called The King Who Never Was and it was directed by Beatrice Borromeo. The documentary is about one fateful day that changed so many lives forever. In addition, the cinematography is beautiful, there is some interesting Italian history, and you get acquainted with members of the Savoy dynasty.