Camille Gottlieb
Monegasque campaigners and influencer
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Camille Marie Kelly Gottlieb (born 15 July 1998[2]) is an anti-drunk-driving campaigner, influencer and relative of the Monegasque princely family. She is the daughter of Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and the grand-daughter of Grace Kelly.
15 July 1998
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| Born | Camille Marie Kelly Gottlieb 15 July 1998 |
| Citizenship | Monaco |
| Education | University of Nice |
| Occupations | Campaigner, influencer |
| Organization | Be Safe Monaco |
| Parent(s) | Jean Raymond Gottlieb[1] Princess Stéphanie of Monaco |
Biography
Born in 1998, Gottlieb's parents are Princess Stéphanie of Monaco and Jean Raymond Gottlieb; her parents met when her father worked as her mother's bodyguard.[3] Since her parents did not marry, she is not in the line of succession.[1] She studied at the University of Nice for a degree in Literature.[3]
Since graduation, Gottlieb has worked with a number of charities, including establishing Be Safe Monaco, which campaigns against drink-driving.[4] Gottlieb founded this charity after a friend died whilst riding a scooter having consumed alcohol above safe levels to drive.[3] Gottlieb is a teetotal.[5] Her activism also extends to animal rights.[6]
Comparisons have been drawn by magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and Tatler, between her and her grandmother, the actress Grace Kelly, since they share physical similarities.[5][7] The New York Post has also described Gottlieb as a fashion influencer due to her social media presence.[8]
