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| On July 1, Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary. But while Charlene paid sweet tribute to her husband on Instagram, she actually spent the day 7,500 miles away from him in her native South Africa, where many believe she has been living since March. The official word is she is suffering from an ear, nose and throat infection and needs multiple procedures that will keep her there "indefinitely." But Monaco insiders say she's angry at her prince amid rumors that he has fathered yet another child out of wedlock. (Albert has two confirmed illegitimate children along with 6-year-old twins by Charlene.) "She cut her hair the day she found out," a longtime Monaco resident close to the palace told The Post. "It was a radical move designed to show him ... how bad she felt and what terrible news this was." We take a deeper look at Charlene's mysterious marriage, and why she may have tried to escape her royal wedding in 2011, with our story below. Meanwhile, nurse Maggie Rawlins is seizing her moment in the spotlight. A registered nurse who tended New York City's COVID victims during the pandemic, she is also a model and will soon appear in Sports Illustrated's new Swimsuit Issue. We also have the latest from new books — on "the increase" in demonic  possessions, Richard Marx's bizarre rise to fame, and how Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton's enmity led to our divided nation today. Good to know our Founding Fathers were just like us, especially on Independence Day. Enjoy, and Happy Fourth!
Margi Conklin Sunday Editor, New York Post | | |  | | | Battle Royal | | | | Ten years after she tried to flee her wedding to Monaco's Prince Albert, Princess Charlene has gone MIA amid new rumors of his cheating. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Model of Compassion | | | | Having served on the front lines of the pandemic, nurse Maggie Rawlins is switching out her scrubs for swimwear as Sports Illustrated's new bikini star. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Making his Marx | | | | Inside a straight-laced kid's epic rise to rock 'n' roll glory, marriage to Daisy Fuentes and modern Twitter fame. READ MORE | | | | | |  | | | Messages from the Dead | | | | US priest Stephen Rossetti, who performs some 20 exorcisms a week, says demons are everywhere — even haunting their victims by text. READ MORE | | | | | QUOTE OF THE WEEK | | | "I have never changed my stance nor my story. I have always maintained my innocence." | |
| | — Bill Cosby, who is accused of sexual misconduct by 60 women, after Pennsylvania's highest court overturned his sex assault conviction and released him from jail |
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