Andrea Casiraghi

Royalty
Date Of Birth:
8 June 1984
Place Of Birth:
Monte Carlo, Monaco
Best Known As:
The eldest child of Monaco's Princess Caroline
Prince Andrea Casiraghi is the son of Princess Caroline of Monaco and the nephew of the ruler of Monaco, Prince Albert. Andrea Casiraghi is also the grandson of the rather legendary Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III of Monaco. Andrea's father was Caroline's second husband, the Italian industrialist Stefano Casiraghi, who died in a speed-boating accident in 1990, when Andrea was six years old. As a teenager, Andrea's good looks and royal lineage made him a favorite with the press, somewhat along the same lines as Prince William of Britain. Casiraghi's image as a teen pinup was helped along when People magazine named him one of its "50 Most Beautiful People" in 1999. He attended McGill University in Montreal before switching to the American University of Paris, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2006. He then earned a master's degree in International Relations from The New School in New York City in 2009. With the death of Prince Rainier in 2005, Prince Albert became ruler of Monaco. At the time, Andrea Casiraghi was second in line to the throne of Monaco, after Princess Caroline. But with the birth of Prince Albert's twin children Jacques and Gabriella in 2014, Andrea Casiraghi became fourth in line to the throne.
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Andrea Casiraghi married the Columbian fashion designer and brewery heiress Tatiana Santo Domingo in 2013. They have three children: Alexandre (nicknamed Sasha, b. 2013); India (b. 2015); and Maximilian (b. 2018)… Andrea Casiraghi has a sister, Charlotte Casiraghi (b. 1986), and a brother, Pierre Casiraghi (b. 1987); his half-sister, Alexandra, was born in 1999 to Caroline and her new husband Prince Ernst of Hanover… His late grandmother, Princess Grace, was also known as the actress Grace Kelly… His aunt, Princess Stephanie, is also a favorite of press photographers… For many years, royal succession in Monaco was allowed only through male children of the ruler. But Monaco’s constitution was changed in 2002 so that if Albert were to die without children, the throne would pass to Caroline and then on to her children with Casiraghi.

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