Grimaldi Camille

Camille Grimaldi (Camille Marie Kelly Gottlieb)

Born Wednesday, 15 July 1998, Monte‑Carlo, Monaco.

Overview

Camille Gottlieb, often referenced in media as part of the Grimaldi family of Monaco, is a Monegasque public figure known for hands‑on civic engagement, especially youth road‑safety advocacy. She is the daughter of H.S.H. Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and Jean‑Raymond Gottlieb, and a granddaughter of Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace. Though a familiar presence at national ceremonies, she holds no state office and, as her parents were not married, is not in the line of succession. Her public work centers on prevention, community education, and responsible nightlife.

Current Roles and Focus

• Founder and president, Be Safe Monaco (since 2017). The association promotes zero tolerance for drink‑driving, safer night transport, and peer‑to‑peer prevention for young adults.
• Regular participation in civic life, including Monaco’s National Day, Sainte Dévote celebrations, and charity galas supporting local causes.

Be Safe Monaco: Mission and Programs

• Awareness campaigns: visuals and testimonies highlighting the risks of alcohol at the wheel, with emphasis during high‑risk periods (Grand Prix week, summer season, year‑end festivities).
• Prevention tools: distribution of single‑use breathalyzers, promotion of the SAM/designated driver pledge, and practical advice for planning safe returns.
• Community partnerships: coordination with clubs, festivals, schools, and public authorities to embed prevention messaging at venues and events.
• Education: talks and workshops for students and young workers in Monaco and the nearby Riviera, encouraging peer leadership and informed choices.

Recent Projects and Activities (2023–2025)

• Seasonal “safe nights” initiatives combining social‑media campaigns with on‑the‑ground outreach around Monaco’s busiest cultural and sporting events.
• Expanded collaboration with nightlife venues to encourage designated‑driver culture and to make breathalyzers and safety information more visible.
• Participation in community fundraisers and charity runs, using these platforms to amplify prevention messages and volunteer recruitment.

News and Appearances

Media coverage typically highlights Camille’s presence at official ceremonies at the Prince’s Palace, her support for local charities, and Be Safe Monaco’s campaigns. Public schedules and photo galleries for national events are released by the Princely Palace, while campaign dates and calls for volunteers appear on Be Safe Monaco’s channels. For the most current, date‑specific updates, consult those official sources, as private engagements and attendance can vary.

Social Media and Official Links

• Personal: Instagram (commonly known handle: @camillerosegottlieb) — lifestyle, family moments, and charity highlights. Follower counts change; verify on profile.
• Association: Be Safe Monaco — active on Instagram and Facebook. Search “Be Safe Monaco” for verified pages and the official site for programs, donations, and events.
• Institutional: Palais Princier de Monaco — official website and social accounts provide ceremony schedules and imagery.

Public Notes and Media Guidance

• Name usage: While frequently linked to the historic House of Grimaldi, her legal surname is Gottlieb.
• Privacy: Monaco strongly protects image rights; use accredited photography and respect private life in coverage.
• Verification: Cross‑check announcements with the Princely Palace and Be Safe Monaco to avoid outdated or speculative reporting.

Quick Facts

• Full name: Camille Marie Kelly Gottlieb
• Date and place of birth: 15 July 1998, Monte‑Carlo, Monaco
• Known for: Road‑safety advocacy, youth prevention, community engagement
• Languages: Primarily French; frequently communicates in English on public channels

How to Get Involved

• Follow Be Safe Monaco for volunteer opportunities, school talks, and campaign toolkits.
• Share prevention messages (SAM pledge, plan‑ahead tips) during busy event periods to amplify impact.
• For press inquiries, consult official association contacts or the Princely Palace media office for protocol and accreditation.