New unexpected love for the Princess most loved by Italians: what is happening to the Royal Family

Charlotte Casiraghi would have a new flame after the end of her relationship with film producer Dimitri Rassam. That's who it is.

The calm after the storm, according to French magazines. It seems that after the announcement of the separation between Charlotte Casiraghi And Dimitri Rassamthe daughter of Caroline of Monaco is in a new relationship.

The French magazine 'Voici', informed on the subject, reveals that the daughter of the house of Monaco has found a new love. The marriage with the son of Carole Bouquet, a film producer, lasted four years, and despite numerous rumors, it seems that the breakup is definitive. In reality, the separation appears to have never been confirmed by those directly involved. Charlotte, however, seems to have found serenity in the arms of a man who is not her husband.

A source from the French magazine shares how Dimitri, now considered one of France's leading film producers, spends most of his time. He seems to always be working, with an obvious one lack of family life. A condition that had become a burden for Charlotte Casiraghi, intolerance that would subsequently lead to her breakup and, therefore, to her estrangement.

The magazine also claims that the Charlotte Casiraghi's new flame is the famous 45-year-old French writer, Nicolas Mathieu. He, winner of the Prix Goncourt in 2018 with his book “And the children after them”, seems to be much more than a rumor. It seems that there is a rather regular relationship between the two and that the meetings have been continuing for some time, after the separation with her husband.

It is said that the two meet often in Paris, according to well-informed sources. The princess is already the mother of two children, while the writer has an 11-year-old son, born from his previous relationship. The common passion for literature it could be one of the elements that brought them together. Charlotte Casiraghi, moreover, is president of the Rencontres philosophiques of Monaco, an organization that promotes meetings and thematic cultural events.