That's what I thought as well. Leaving a relationship to jump right into the next one has never proved to be good.
I remember that her relationship with Gad Elmaleh was finished for the same reasons "not much time and/or attention for her". Ok, Gad as a comedian and movie star is always away, but I cannot see that Dimitri is travelling the world for his movie production.
I was always in favour of her but I am getting my doubts. Maybe she is just a spoiled woman who wants to have it all and still hasn't learned that you cannot have it all in a relationship, but have to work out different interests and give room to the other person, not just seeing yourself.
Let's see how that new lovematch is turning out, maybe more chances since he is a writer and they are connected by same interests in literature and philosophy.
sounds like me favourite Ms Ming vase is a serial monagomous. she gets into a relationship. gets bored. finds another while still with previous. moves on. repeat. wash. recycle.
interestingly, neither of her brothers are like this. they've kept their long term partners.
being with a writer will be hard. this will be a hard alliance.
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I never thought her previous partners were right for her.
Gad was a comedian and was probably fun to be around, but probably didn't have much in common with her. He had a career that kept him away. It likely would've ended earlier if she hadn't gotten pregnant.
I never sensed a chemistry with Dimitri. That marriage seemed to be a convenient match for both of them. They're lifelong friends and so are their moms. They're members of an elite social circle. On paper, they had a lot in common. But Dimitri seemed hardly interested in being part of her Monaco life and family. He was hardly present for events in Monaco. In contrast, you very often see Beatrice and Tatiana involved in royal events. They seem to take their role in the family to heart. But Dimitri not so much.
She keeps choosing men who aren't there for her - just like her father wasn't (because he died when she was very young).
I think Charlotte may have more in common with this writer than any previous partner - intellectually at least. As a writer, he's likely to be more of a homebody. It remains to be seen if he will be a more active member of her family and if he will be a constant in her life. I think that's important to her.
I do think that losing her father as a toddler really affected her emotional development and her relationships with men. Her father figures weren't the loving, dedicated men her own father would've been. She had her mother's boyfriends, Ernst of Hanover, and Uncle Albert. There's probably a part of her that wants to fill the void her father left, but without a proper model for a reliable and loving guy, she doesn't know what to fill it with. So she keeps looking, but has little guidance for what would be right.
In contrast, her brothers grew up with a mother who was a constant in their lives. Not surprising that they're in long-term relationships.
