Jazmin Grimaldi

[Kristallinchen]

Could there be cultural reasons for her name to be spelled Jazmin? Here that is the correct way and Yasmin is the tackiest.

Not sure if that is the case in the US, here in Germany it is just the real low social classes who do that. The upper class and the upper middle class would go for classical names with classical spellings.

The lower class here pick English names (for whatever reasons) or French names (they can't pronounce themselves). Then they alter the spelling to Madelynne or something similar to point out how special their child is. 

Though both Jazmin and Kaitlin would be far too normal for them.

[Miss Marple]

Though both Jazmin and Kaitlin would be far too normal for them.

Yeah, they always come up with some TV character's name or some rappers name and change that around ...

[Principessa]

Could there be cultural reasons for her name to be spelled Jazmin? Here that is the correct way and Yasmin is the tackiest.

Not sure if that is the case in the US, here in Germany it is just the real low social classes who do that. The upper class and the upper middle class would go for classical names with classical spellings.

The lower class here pick English names (for whatever reasons) or French names (they can't pronounce themselves). Then they alter the spelling to Madelynne or something similar to point out how special their child is. 

Though both Jazmin and Kaitlin would be far too normal for them.

In the Netherlands a similar trend, the lower class taking weird spelled English sounding names, preferable ending with 'lyn'. Still the one that always stayed in my memory, without 'lyn', was the girl who was named 'Nikita'.  Oh well, her mother yelled that name over the square and a girl responded. BTW pronounced as 'NI-ki-TAAAAA'

[Lady Hermione]

I believe Jazmin is the Spanish spelling (minus an accent). Is there any Spanish link there? I know her mother has some Italian heritage but other than that not sure.

[Picar]

I went to university with a girl called Christiane, which in my opinion is  fine name, but it was spelled Khrysthyanny or something as bad as. She was a lovely girl, but I thought that spelling was SO tacky.

[Principessa]

I went to university with a girl called Christiane, which in my opinion is  fine name, but it was spelled Khrysthyanny or something as bad as. She was a lovely girl, but I thought that spelling was SO tacky.

Reminds me of an anecdote of an acquaintance of mine. One of her children was playing during a school trip with a classmate, the daughter of asylum seekers from Eritrea (or surroundings) in NL. Based on the name as shown on the girls name card, the acquaintance didn't know how to pronounce it. It turned out when inquiring and responding from the child herself that it was pronounced as Jerusalem.

Apparently a very free interpretation of Jerusalem with regard to spelling.

[Cocorose]

Jazmin is an Americanized respelling of the French/Arabic female name Jasmine.

[Picar]

I went to university with a girl called Christiane, which in my opinion is  fine name, but it was spelled Khrysthyanny or something as bad as. She was a lovely girl, but I thought that spelling was SO tacky.

Reminds me of an anecdote of an acquaintance of mine. One of her children was playing during a school trip with a classmate, the daughter of asylum seekers from Eritrea (or surroundings) in NL. Based on the name as shown on the girls name card, the acquaintance didn't know how to pronounce it. It turned out when inquiring and responding from the child herself that it was pronounced as Jerusalem.

Apparently a very free interpretation of Jerusalem with regard to spelling.

 

It was like us in the university, I hated when I was placed to do group work with that girl, because even though to pronounce her name was easy, to write it was impossible, I needed to sk her to spell it every time, and after a while that was embarrassing!

[loubna]

for the father day she posted this pic. on the right it's her stepfather

[Principessa]

Personally I think it is great she has good contact with Albert.

And very sweet to also aknowledge her stepfather!!

[thecrownjewelthief]

Personally I think it is great she has good contact with Albert.

And very sweet to also aknowledge her stepfather!!

She seems like she turned out really well. It was quite a mess there for a while with Albert, but I'm so glad they have a relationship and seem close. I bet she makes him very proud.

[cordtx]

Does it seem like she started being around more after Charlene married Albert?

[Lady Mellie]

Jazmin Grace recently attended her sibling Alexandre's birthday. He's 18 now.



Other pics here :
https://www.instagram.com/p/CTHgErKLLAI/

And here :
https://histoiresroyales....-cinema-plein-air-monaco/

[anastasia beaverhausen]

They are both very good looking kids.  Neither of them look much like Albert to me.

[periwinkle]

They are good looking Jazmin's looks have settled thank goodness she inherited too much of her mother's features that used to throw Albert's softer ones out of balance. They appear like nice normal people let's hope they have had Albert's love and attention and money in ways that are healthy and beneficial. You can easily create monsters but these two may have hope. What do they do with their lives? University? Jobs? Do they have any particular talent or skills? Or will they be a part of the minor jet set forever?