Royal Profile: Vittoria Knecht de Massy
Vittoria Knecht de Massy was born 18 April 2007 in Monaco, the third of four daughters of Donatella Knecht de Massy and Keith Sébastien Knecht de Massy.
She attended Prince Albert's 2011 Wedding with her parents, and two older sisters (Vittoria is the smallest, in the rose colored dress in between her parents) in July 2011. She also attended the events the day before, where she was seen with her mother and Princess Charlene.
She should be in her first year of L'Institut François d’Assise Nicolas Barré primary school division, a school which is also attended by her older sisters.
She is the granddaughter of Christine-Alix Knecht de Massy, the youngest of Princess Antoinette's children, and thus is Princess Antoinette's great-granddaughter, and is a 1st cousin 1x removed from the reigning Prince Albert II.
Because she is not *technically* in line for the throne of Monaco, she is primarily kept from the limelight and not much is known about her. It is presumed that someday, like the *rest of the de Massy family* (her great-aunt is president of the Monaco Tennis Association, and her great uncle and 2nd cousin play tennis, and her father is captain of the tennis team for Monaco's All-sports Country team (A.S.Co.T., Team Monaco captain of the tennis tournament)), she'll join in on the "family fun" of tennis and charity work when she's older.
She attended Prince Albert's 2011 Wedding with her parents, and two older sisters (Vittoria is the smallest, in the rose colored dress in between her parents) in July 2011. She also attended the events the day before, where she was seen with her mother and Princess Charlene.
She should be in her first year of L'Institut François d’Assise Nicolas Barré primary school division, a school which is also attended by her older sisters.
She is the granddaughter of Christine-Alix Knecht de Massy, the youngest of Princess Antoinette's children, and thus is Princess Antoinette's great-granddaughter, and is a 1st cousin 1x removed from the reigning Prince Albert II.
Because she is not *technically* in line for the throne of Monaco, she is primarily kept from the limelight and not much is known about her. It is presumed that someday, like the *rest of the de Massy family* (her great-aunt is president of the Monaco Tennis Association, and her great uncle and 2nd cousin play tennis, and her father is captain of the tennis team for Monaco's All-sports Country team (A.S.Co.T., Team Monaco captain of the tennis tournament)), she'll join in on the "family fun" of tennis and charity work when she's older.
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