Princess Charlene and Prince Albert with children Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques.Photo: Eric Mathon/Prince’s Palace of Monaco

School uniforms? Check.Fresh haircuts? Check. Proud parents? Double check!
Entering their second year in the public school, the 7-year-old twins arrived showing off some new gear. For his upcoming term, Prince Jacques opted for a Super Mario bookbag featuring the famous video game characters. Meanwhile, Princess Gabriella chose a fashionable pink sequins backpack, glittering to the max with a decorative bow.
Already clearly filled with notebooks and other school supplies,the size of Gabriella’s bag is eye-catching, causing one Facebook follower to note, “That bag is bigger than she is.”
Princess Gabriella also accessorized with a headband featuring cat ears and colorful bracelets.
Princess Gabriella and Prince Jacques.Eric Mathon/Prince’s Palace of Monaco

One person who will be a bit sad that the school year has begun will be royal dad Prince Albert.Talking toPEOPLE Royalsabout his children last year, Prince Albert revealed it was his responsibility to help them with theirhomework.
“They’re not doing calculus or anything like that yet, which is what I’ll have a little problem with!” he quipped.
Prince Albert added that the twins are “very curious about geography and science.”
“We went through a whole phase of them wanting to know all about the oceans and planets and everything about the solar system,” he explained.

But before the school year began, the family of four was able to enjoy an annual tradition:the Monaco Picnic.
Returning this year after a two-year break due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Prince Albert tells PEOPLE, “It’s a fun event, a really nice moment of the year.”
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Albert says, “Although the kids don’t fully understand the whole meaning of it yet, they’ve always had a good time because they usually just run around and play with other kids.”
source: people.com