Monaco to celebrate birth of its royal twins
Palace says there will be 21 cannon shots for each baby and bells tolling for 15 minutes
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Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco are expecting twins next month, and the first one born will be the prince’s royal heir.
The palace of the Riviera principality advised citizens on Saturday that the big moment, expected in December, will be celebrated with church bells ringing.
The palace says there will be 21 cannon shots for each baby and bells tolling for 15 minutes, followed by boat horns.
Prince Albert told BFM-TV that the first child born will be heir to the throne — unless a boy and a girl are born, in which case the boy becomes royal heir.
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