Prince Albert II of Monaco isn't the marrying kind. Appearing in an interview that aired yesterday on ABC's ``Good Morning America," the prince said that although there are rumors linking him to South African swimmer Charlene Wittstock, he doesn't see marriage in his future. ``I have no plans in the near or distant future," the 48-year-old monarch said. ``Any time I'm seen with a pretty young woman by my side more than once, then everybody flashes the `M' word, as you say," the prince said on the show.

The star of the show at the 58th Red Cross Ball in Monte Carlo was undoubtedly Charlene Wittstock, the elegant sports star who has captured the heart of the principality's ruler Prince Albert.

Monaco's Prince Albert is to marry his long-term girlfriend - according to reports.

TURIN, Italy -- Prince Albert II, the ruler of Monaco, watched the tiny principality's bobsled team speed down the Olympic track and, according to friends, likely had one thought: It could have been me.

Prince Albert of Monaco is in a relationship South African swimmer Charlene Wittstock.

(ThePoles.com) Last year was a dramatic time for the Russian side of the North Pole. In a logistics cold war, French Cerpolex simply plucked teams of the ice, stating their safety was in jeopardy. This year however, everything is back to order and Barneo will even be opening earlier then usual (end of March). And here's a scoop for you: Guess who's coming for some NP sledging this year: Prince Albert of Monaco!

Prince Albert II has been crowned sovereign of Monaco at a ceremony in the principal palace, attended by several heads of state and government. It is just the beginning of a series of ceremonies on the Mediterranean micro-state. It will be followed by two days of festivities to coincide with Monaco's national day celebrations on Saturday when Albert will be enthroned.

The European Union`s much-maligned agricultural subsidies include giving Monaco`s billionaire monarch $338,600 because he owns a cereal farm.