India Casiraghi and her mother, Tatiana Santo Domingo, recently made headlines after appearing in new photos for Muzungu Sisters, the ethical fashion brand co-founded by Tatiana in 2009. In a widely circulated image, the mother-daughter duo poses hand in hand, dressed in coordinating printed ensembles, capturing significant public attention.

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As the only granddaughter of the legendary Princess Caroline of Monaco, India carries a remarkable lineage. She is also the great-granddaughter of both Hollywood icon Grace Kelly and Colombian billionaire Julio Mario Santo Domingo, who ranked 108th on the Forbes list at the time of his passing. Despite this formidable heritage, India—like her siblings and cousins—was born in a new era. The days when Monaco’s princesses were global media sensations, particularly under the widowed reign of Prince Rainier III, have passed. Today, under the leadership of Prince Albert II, the younger Grimaldi generation prioritizes discretion, recognizing privacy as an invaluable legacy.

Princess Caroline’s eldest son, Andrea Casiraghi , met Tatiana Santo Domingo through his sister, Charlotte Casiragh i. By then, Andrea had already built a reputation as a rebellious, free-spirited aristocrat, known for his enfant terrible style and laid-back demeanor.