Royal Profile: Raphaël Casiraghi Elmaleh
Raphaël Casiraghi Elmaleh was born 17 December 2013 as the illegitimate son of Charlotte Casiraghi and Gad Elmaleh {Source}. He has one older paternal half-brother, Noe Elmaleh.
His godparents are his great-aunt and great-uncle, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene{Source}.
Although only a toddler, he can frequently be seen out and about with his parents. The little family was spotted vacationing together in France and vacationing in the US. He also undertook his first official duty with his mother in November 2016, appearing with the Princely Family of Monaco on the balcony during the National Day celebrations {Photos}. He repeated his role at Monaco's National Day in 2017 {Photos}. In May 2017, he appeared with his great uncle (and godfather), mother, and 1st cousin 1x removed, Louis Ducruet, during the 2017 Grand Prix of Monaco Formula E {Photos}.
Currently, as his parents are not married, he is not included in the line of succession, however, if one day his parents were to marry, he would gain succession rights. His parents broke up in 2015, therefore he will not be eligible for the throne. If his parents had or eventually get married, he would currently be no higher than 6th place.
His godparents are his great-aunt and great-uncle, Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene{Source}.
Although only a toddler, he can frequently be seen out and about with his parents. The little family was spotted vacationing together in France and vacationing in the US. He also undertook his first official duty with his mother in November 2016, appearing with the Princely Family of Monaco on the balcony during the National Day celebrations {Photos}. He repeated his role at Monaco's National Day in 2017 {Photos}. In May 2017, he appeared with his great uncle (and godfather), mother, and 1st cousin 1x removed, Louis Ducruet, during the 2017 Grand Prix of Monaco Formula E {Photos}.
Currently, as his parents are not married, he is not included in the line of succession, however, if one day his parents were to marry, he would gain succession rights. His parents broke up in 2015, therefore he will not be eligible for the throne. If his parents had or eventually get married, he would currently be no higher than 6th place.
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