Andrea Casiraghi

Due to his social status, Casiraghi has been regularly tracked by the tabloids and paparazzi. The media nicknamed him as "enfant terrible" and the "rebel angel". In 1999, Casiraghi was included on the People 50 Most Beautiful People list. Four years later, he was featured in a Town & Country article about young royals and was voted the most stylish royal man by the readers of the Hello magazine. In 2008, Forbes placed him the tenth on their "20 Hottest Young Royals" list. Read Less

His grandmother Grace, Princess of Monaco, was voted the most beautiful female royal of all time, whilst his sister Charlotte Casiraghi placed fifth.

The fact that Albert II, Prince of Monaco was unmarried, prompted his father Prince Rainier to change the constitution so as to ensure there would be a successor to the throne. On 2 April 2002, Monaco passed Princely Law 1.249, which provides that if the Sovereign Prince dies without a legitimate direct heir, the throne will pass to his dynastic siblings and their descendants according to the rule of male–preference primogeniture. The law was then ratified by France, as required by a 1918 Franco-Monegasque treaty, on 4 October 2005. Most importantly, the change permits a female to ascend the throne if there are no male successors — until the change, if there was no male successor, Monaco would have come under French control. The change strengthened the places of Princess Caroline and her descendants in the line of succession. Casiraghi is therefore the second in the line of succession to the Monegasque throne, after his mother Caroline. His siblings Pierre, Charlotte and Alexandra are, respectively, the third, fourth and fifth in the line, followed by Princess Stéphanie and her children Louis and Pauline Ducruet, excluding her daughter Camille Gottlieb, who was born illegitimately. Read Less