Prince Albert II Of Monaco Got The Coronavirus!

Prince Albert II of Monaco has the coronavirus.

The playboy royal of Europe's tiniest nation tested positive.

Prince Albert II, head of state of the Principality of Monaco announced he was tested positive for the coronavirus.

The status of the ruler's health "is not worrying at all," the palace added in a statement.

The city-state of Monaco.

Albert was tested for the COVID-19 earlier this week. The 62-year old is continuing to work from his office in his private estate and remains in contact with members of his cabinet and government.

He is the reigning monarch of Monaco, a tiny city-state encompassed by France. The country is really beautiful. Millionaires and elites live in Monaco. Folks travel through Monaco visit Monte Carlo and the casinos and beaches. You have to have at least $250,000 (US) to live in parts of that country.

They have little crime and its a paradise for Americans, Brits and French entertainers.

The Prince of Monaco is the head of state. He is one of the wealthiest royals in the world. He took over after his father Prince Rainier III passed away in 2005. He mother was Grace Kelly, an American actress who married Rainier in the 1956 but died tragically in a car accident in 1982.

Albert is a controversial figure. He was a bachelor who had a playboy lifestyle. He has been known to have numerous affairs on his wife. He is married to South African swimmer Charlene Wittstock.

He has five children. Two from Charlene. He has Gabriella Therese Marie and Jacques Honore Rainier. He also has three other children. His oldest daughter is Jazmin Grace Grimaldi with Tamara Rotolo. He has a son, Alexandre Grimaldi-Coste, with Nicole Coste. Another son is being disputed by the royal. He allegedly slept with Bea Fiedler and had a son, Daniel with her.