Marie Hoa Chevallier - The Vietnamese girl who became the royal bride of Monaco, revealed a happy married life

From an ordinary girl to one day becoming a member of the royal family, it seems to be a story about "Cinderella" that only appears in movies or novels. But in fact, there are many "real-life Cinderellas" out there.

As a bride of Monaco in 2019, Marie Hoa Chevallier - a girl with two French and Vietnamese bloodlines, has revealed a beautiful royal life like a fairy tale.

Modern day "Cinderella"

Marie Chevallier , whose Vietnamese name is Hoa, was born in 1990. She has a French father and a Vietnamese mother. As the youngest child in a family of three children, with two older brothers, from a young age, she was a "jewel" that was cherished and cared for by the whole family. Her father died the year Marie was in high school, making the girl more self-sufficient and independent.

Smart in nature, Marie passed the university entrance exam with excellent results. With a difficult family background, she studied and worked many part-time jobs, such as handing out leaflets, tutoring, waiters... She used to work as a supermarket cashier for a leading French discount store chain. Leader Price, sells movie tickets and food for the cinema chain Les Cinemas Gaumont et Pathe. She was also employed as a salesman for the railway company SNCF.

She is fluent in 3 languages: French, English and Spanish. Marie describes herself as a travel lover, always eager to explore new lands. Unlike the "wireless" ladies, Marie owns a strong body, typical Asian black hair, modern and elegant fashion style. She prefers affordable fashion brands, instead of expensive brands.

In 2011, at an event at Skema School (France) where she studied business administration, Marie Hoa Chevallier first met Louis Ducruet . He is the son of Princess Stephanie and the grandson of Prince of Monaco Rainier III and Princess Grace Kelly. Louis Ducruet revealed that he fell in love with the Vietnamese girl "at first sight". The two found a common voice due to the same interest in football and travel.

The two then moved to the US together to study at West Carolina University. After graduating, although temporarily "everyone went their separate ways" to create a career for themselves, the two still kept in touch and occasionally met. While Marie took the position of project manager for the Casino de Monte-Carlo entertainment and gambling complex in the heart of Monaco, Louis became the co-director of a company founded by his father.

"We've known each other since college. We were both simply kids at the time. Of course, we've been through a lot of ups and downs, but in the end, it's not that different from each other. It's not like falling in love with an ordinary person", Marie confided when asked if loving a member of the royal family is different from loving an ordinary guy. In her eyes, Prince Louis is a very... lovely man, always oriented towards family. He is also very selfless, always taking care of the loved ones around him. Marie said: "He really inspires me every day!".

After more than 6 years of dating, in February 2018, Louis Ducruet knelt to propose to Marie Hoa Chevallier after 7 years of understanding, at the beach of Hoi An, Vietnam - Marie's motherland.

They got married in August 2019, their wedding ceremony was held according to royal rites at Monaco Cathedral. A few days earlier, Marie and Louis also held a small civil wedding to invite friends. It is known that only about 200 guests attended this wedding.

After the wedding day, they traveled through many lands such as Moscow, Bali... Not only enjoying the world of two with her husband, the Vietnamese-born girl also joined him in many activities of the Monaco royal family. In her free time, Marie and her husband watch football and share their love for this sport.

Few people know, before really entering the noble family, Marie was unpopular with some members of their family. Louis Ducruet once revealed in an interview in 2019: "My sister Pauline didn't like Marie at first. At first, she kept her distance from her. But in the end, Pauline fell in love with Marie, even personally designed the wedding dress for Marie to wear in the church wedding ceremony".

The love story of Marie and Louis Ducruet was once likened to a modern-day Cinderella story.

Enviable married life

After the warm and beautiful wedding ceremony, Marie Chevallier and her husband are quite secretive in their private life and rarely appear in public. However, through his Instagram account Louis Ducruet, Marie Chevallier's husband can see the couple enjoying their sweet and happy days. Previously, the two said they shared the same hobby of traveling.

On Instagram, Louis Ducruet - the son of the Monaco princess - regularly updates the couple's pictures in daily life activities. Louis Ducruet often shares romantic images with his wife in beautiful scenes. The two spent time traveling to some places after getting married. The Vietnamese-born royal bride is loved by her husband, her face is always radiant, reflecting happiness and fulfillment.

Occasionally, Marie also appears with her husband's family in public events of the Royal Family. The Vietnamese-born girl is considered one of the most glamorous members of the Monaco royal family, with the most scandal-free private life.

It is known that this couple is not in a hurry to plan to have children, they want to spend more time together, explore new lands together. Before getting married, they also went to Vietnam, Marie Chevallier's maternal hometown to travel, set foot in some famous places such as Ha Long Bay, Da Nang, Hue...

Marie shared that the secret to her and her husband's love even after being together for nearly a decade is to always laugh together. "All these years together, we still laugh together, do many things or do activities together. We will also separate to work together, in my opinion this is no less important. That way. , we can both balance our lives and have time for ourselves," she said.

Nearly 2 years of marriage and carrying the responsibility of a royal bride, but according to Marie, her life has not changed too much.

"In fact, my husband and I have been together for more than 9 years now, and now we are building a life together. That's why marriage doesn't change anything, it's simply a step It's just a very natural progression in our relationship," Marie shared.

When asked what is one of the secrets needed to become a royal bride, Marie said, the most basic thing is to stay true to yourself, stay humble and happy with all that life has to offer. Take advantage of the opportunities available to you to develop yourself. Of course, this is not only true for girls who are dreaming of marrying into a royal or noble family, but it can be applied to everyone.

Contrary to what many people think that being a royal, they only live in the palace every day and participate in cultural and political activities, Princess Marie said she and her husband are allowed to live a normal life. , not too forced into the royal framework.

Marie said: "We have learned not to pay attention to public opinion and expectations as much as we used to. However, we also pressure ourselves to work harder to prove it. self-efficacy, to be recognized without relying on any title".

Not only can she work or build her own career, Marie even identifies herself as a workaholic. For her, being able to work, pursuing her passion is extremely important. Of course, she will still take care of her small family, still fulfill her duties with the royal family, but at the moment, Marie prioritizes focusing on her career above all else.

In addition to work-related plans, Marie and her husband are also planning to return to visit Vietnam again. Returning to the S-shaped land in 2018 and reconnecting with her roots, seeing with her own eyes what her grandparents and mother often mentioned, Marie felt extremely refreshed.

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