With her husband Prince Albert in 2015. Photo / Getty Images
With her husband Prince Albert in 2015. Photo / Getty Images
Princess Charlene of Monaco has debuted another edgy style makeover, looking every inch the action hero during a trip to Africa.
The royal shared several photos of herself on an anti-poaching operation in South Africa on Instagram, dressed in camouflage and with her hair cropped into an undercut style, withclosely shaved sides.
"It was an absolute pleasure supporting a South African anti poaching unit. My sincere thanks for keeping our wildlife and rhinos safe. With all my love and respect," she captioned the photos.
While many of her followers applauded her for supporting the important work of the anti-poaching unit, others weighed in on her bold new haircut.
Charlene poses with the tranquillised rhino. Photo / Christian Sperka
"What a haircut for a princess," wrote one follower, complete with a 'sad face' emoji.
"Terrible haircut," another said.
Others were more supportive: "Wonderful your work is so important. And your haircut looks amazing on you," wrote one fan.
The 43-year-old mother-of-two made headlines last December when she joined her husband, Prince Albert to hand out Christmas presents at Monaco Palace. But all eyes were on her bold new look: she'd shaved half of her head, while the other half had been died darker and cut into a punk-inspired fringe.
Princess Charlene, who represented her home country of South Africa in swimming at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, married Prince Albert – the sovereign prince of Monaco – in 2011.
Princess Charlene of Monaco South Africa conservation trip June 2021. Photo / Christian Sperka
They met at a swimming competition in Monte Carlo in 2000 but didn't make their public debut as a couple until 2006 at the Winter Olympics.
Princess Charlene gave birth to twins Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques in 2014.
She has become an influential style icon, whose fashion choices are often compared to Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, in British tabloids.
Princess Charlene of Monaco attends the Sainte Devote Ceremony in Monaco. Photo / Getty Images
