Princess Grace’s granddaughter Charlotte Casiraghi, husband split after ‘crisis’: report

It’s over for Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco‘s granddaughter Charlotte Casiraghi and her husband, Dimitri Rassam.

The pair are reportedly separating after four years of marriage, according to Voici News.

Casiraghi, 37, and Rassam, 42, married in 2019 and share son, Balthazar, 5.

The Chanel brand ambassador is also mom to son Raphael, 10, whoM she shares with ex Gad Elmaleh.

French publication Le Figaro speculated that the couple was headed for a split last week.

According to People, the two “have not yet confirmed” the rumor and a source revealed that Casiraghi wanted to stay in her home country of Monaco because that is the place where her kids go to school.

Rassam is a film producer and is the son of French actress Carole Bouquet.

His work requires him to travel around the world at a moment’s notice.

Voici also reported that the ex-pair “had been going through a crisis for some time” and Casiraghi wanted to split in December 2023.

Casiraghi is a model, socialite and a Chanel brand ambassador. VICTOR AUBRY/SIPA/Shutterstock

Despite rocky tensions, they attended the AMADE Anniversary Dinner at Monte Carlo Opera Garnier in October together.

The model, however, stopped by the Monaco National Day celebrations with her children solo.

Her mother, Princess Caroline, uncle Prince Albert and his wife, Princess Charlene, were also in attendance at the bash.

Casiraghi is 11th in line for the Monegasque throne, with Balthazar being the 12th.


Charlotte Casiraghi
Casiraghi and Rassam married in 2019. Anadolu Agency via Getty Images

She and Rassam got engaged in 2018 and had two marriage ceremonies a year later.

They had a civil ceremony on June 1, 2019 in Monaco’s Palace Throne Room and had a religious man and celebration in Provence, France, later that month.

She even donned a little something that belonged to Kelly on her first wedding day — a Cartier necklace that Prince Rainier gave to Kelly on their own wedding day in 1956.

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