Princess Charlene and Prince Albert of Monaco made a rare outing with their 11-year-old royal twins for the seventh edition of the Girmaldi Historic Sites Meeting on Saturday. Charlene, 48, and Albert, 68, beamed as they welcomed French and Italian community representatives with links to the Grimaldi family heritage at Place du Palais. Young Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella - were also in attendance for the annual event in Monaco, which saw the Royal Family visit the exhibitors' village at Palace Square where local producers; showcased their regional products.Sampling some of the many products on display, the family also enjoyed a performance by the Orchestra of the Prince's Carabiniers and a light show which told the story of the historic Grimaldi territories.For the warmer weather, Charlene opted for a flowing maxi dress with patterns of brown, blue and cream, while she wore sandals and simple golden hoop earrings to finish off the look.Gabriella stepped out in a white ruffled summer dress with bow details at the shoulders, while she also followed her mother's lead with sandals for comfort. However, unlike Charlene, who wore a glamorous updo for the event, Gabriella styled her hair in loose waves that were pinned away from her face and simple stud earrings.She coordinated with her brother, Prince Albert, who wore a white polo shirt and blue jeans for the family affair. Princess Charlene made a rare outing her 11-year-old royal twins for the seventh edition of the Grimaldi Historic Sites Meeting at the Prince's Palace on Saturday Charlene, 48, beamed as she and Prince Albert of Monaco , 68, welcomed French and Italian community representatives with links to the Grimaldi family heritage, including from the Italian towns of Pianezze and Livorno Ferraris Sampling some of the many products on display, the family also enjoyed a performance by the Orchestra of the Prince's Carabiniers and a light show which told the story of the historic Grimaldi territoriesThe sighting of the royal twins comes as the duo have made more public appearances in recent months, and in March were present during Pope Leo XIV's historic visit to Monaco.While Gabriella is slightly older, being born mere minutes before her brother, Jacques is the first heir to the throne due to male-preference succession.Jacques holds the title of Marquis of Baux, while Gabriella is the Countess of Carladès, honours given to them upon birth by their father, Prince Albert, 68, who married former Olympic swimmer Charlene.At the start of the month, the royal household shared an unseen photograph of Charlene with her arms wrapped around the royal twins to commemorate the country's Mother's Day.Captioned 'wishing all moms a Happy Mother's Day', the image offered a rare insight into the lives of the two young royals, who are largely kept out of the spotlight despite being members of the Monegasque royal family.Coordinating for the special occasion, Charlene was dressed in an off-white jumper, while Jacques opted for a white crew-neck and Gabriella showcased a sparkly white dress.Images from the same photo shoot were previously released on December 10 in honour of the royal twins' 11th birthdays, with adorable portraits showing the youngsters looking the spitting image of their former Olympian mother.The royal twins looked distinctly more grown-up in their official portraits compared to the series of candid snaps posted for their 10th birthday last year. Gabriella stepped out in a white ruffled summer dress with bow details at the shoulders, while she also followed her mother's lead with sandals for comfort The royals visited the exhibitors' village at Palace Square where local producers; showcased their regional products Pictured: Prince Albert delivers a speech for the 7th edition of the Grimaldi Historical Sites Encounters on June 13In 2019, Princess Charlene gave a rare insight into family life with her two young twins and described how her 'smart' daughter Gabriella bounces out of bed to go to school on a Saturday - and is left disappointed when it's closed.She said they feel 'blessed' to have two children who fill them with 'love and happiness', and are also 'well behaved and kind'.She told French magazine, Point de Vue, according to People, that they also take time to remember those less fortunate in their prayers every night.'They know what they want, they speak very well and understand many things. It’s hard to believe they’re already four,' the former Olympic swimmer explained.Charlene continued to give an insight into her home life with her family, and their bedtime traditions will melt hearts.She explained: 'We think of children who do not have a mom or dad, or who do not get gifts. Pray they will have some comfort.'Charlene went on to reveal the children love studying so much they wish school was open on the weekends.She added that her husband Prince Albert is 'at his happiest' when he's spending time with their twins.