For centuries, the Grimaldis have ruled over one of the world’s most glamorous principalities: Monaco, that sun-kissed playground of the super-rich, where casinos, fast cars and free flowing Cristal at high-society soirées are de rigueur.
Yet behind the glittering façade of Monaco’s royal family lies a chequered history of tragedy and heartbreak that has drawn comparisons with America’s ill-fated Kennedy dynasty.
Now, the death of 29-year-old Antoine de Massy, a cousin of Prince Albert, has cast a fresh shadow over the House of Grimaldi.
His body was found in a public garden in Monaco on Sunday, October 25, and an investigation is under
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