Princess
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up by nurses until he could
be shipped off to schools
in England, France, and
Switzerland. No child with
this background could es
cape the psychic scars
which come from feeling
unloved and unwanted.
Grace had the samechild
ho6d problem, although in
completely different cir
cumstances. She grew up
surrounded by a healthy,
athletic family. But she
was neither healthy nor
athletic. Nor was she as
attractive as the rest of
her family. So she re
treated into herself while
the other Kellys made their
boisterous way around her.
Her drive to get ahead
as a model and actress was
her compensation, just as
the Prince's love affairs,
deep-sea diving, and gam
bling were his. Yet they
remained two lonely human
beings until they met and
fell in love.
There is no lack of affec
tion between this couple -and
their children. How
Princess Grace adores
them! One day, watching
Prince Albert and Princess
Caroline dog paddling in
the palace pool, she turned
to me and said, "I'm so
blessed, Elsa. I have a
healthy, happy husband and
children. That's the most
precious thing any woman
can have." ,
When Grace arrives in
the United States this July,
both Parince Rainier and
the children will be with
her. They plan to lease a
house, either in Beverly
Hills or Bel Air.
It will be a delicate un
dertaking for Grace to
make this movie and return
to Monaco without harming
the princess image she so
skillfully created.
But I have no doubt she
has already figured exactly
how she is going to handle
the radical step she has
chosen. And I know no one
with a greater sense of
public relations or a finer
knowledge of what will
and will not please her hus
band's subjects and her
own fans.
Family Weekly, May 6, 1962