While Tatiana Santo Domingo is amember of Monaco’s royal family, the 33-year-old surely doesn’t need the money of herhusband, Grace Kelly’s grandson, Andrea Casiraghi, to get by. According to Business Insider, the mom-of-two is one ofEurope’s wealthiest individuals with a reported net worth of $2.3 billion.
The very discreet heiress married Monaco royal Andrea in 2013 Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images
The heiress was named as Monaco’srichest resident by the publication, which used Forbes’ rich list to determinethe wealthiest individuals in each European state. Tatiana – whose husband's uncle, Prince Albert, was estimated to be worth around $1 billion in 2011 – inherited a large portion of herfortune from her late grandfather, Colombian businessman Julio Mario SantoDomingo.
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Princess Caroline’s daughter-in-law is also co-founder of ethical clothing line Muzungu Sisters, which she launched in2011.
The fashionista married Andrea,who is fourth in line to the Monegasque throne, back in2013. The couple was wed on the grounds of the Prince's Palace with Tatiana wearing a hippie chic bridal gown by Missoni.
Tatiana, right, with husband Andrea Casiraghi and daughter India Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images
Andrea and his wife are parents tothree-year-old son Alexandre and one-year-old daughter India.Back in 2015, the very discreet Tatiana gave a rare interview, during which she revealed thatmotherhood had changed her.
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Weeks before giving birth to India,she told the website Nine In The Mirror. "There’s so much[that has changed] that I don’t even know where to start, I guess I don’t putmyself first anymore.”