Princess Charlene joined Prince Albert in France for an important award as the royal couple posed for a family photo.
President Emmanuel Macron awarded the Prince of Monaco the insignia of Commander of Agricultural Merit in a special ceremony.
The Monegasque royals took to social media to share pictures from the special day, which Princess Charlene and her twin children, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella attended.
They captioned the post saying: "Tuesday, May 14, at the Élysée Palace, HSH Prince Albert II was awarded the insignia of Commander of Agricultural Merit by the President of the French Republic, Mr Emmanuel Macron.
"This award ceremony took place in the presence of HSH Princess Charlene, HRH the Princess of Hanover, Hereditary Prince Jacques, Princess Gabriella, and several Monegasque and French personalities."
Princess Charlene wore a pink checkered jacket and matching trousers for the occasion.
One fan commented: "Princess Charlène is gorgeous in this outfit."
Another wrote: "Congratulations to Prince Albert of Monaco."
Similarly, someone commented: "Jacques' mischievous smile as usual, Gabriella, the eldest of the twins, has a discreet smile.
"Princess Charlène looks ravishing as usual."
The Prince and Princess of Monaco tied the knot 13 years ago and have since welcomed twins named Jacques and Gabriella.
The nine-year-old twins live in Monaco, and Prince Jacques is the current heir to the Monegasque throne.
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