The very first child of Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III of Monaco was Princess Caroline, Louise, Marguerite. She was born in January 1957, going on to become quite the scholar, completing a degree in philosophy with a minor in psychology and biology. As she got older, she leaned into her royal status, leading a variety of committees, including the Monegasque Committee for the International Year of Children and the l'Association des Guides et Scouts de Monaco, which is similar to the Girl Scouts of the United States of America.

A pillar to her community, Princess Caroline always held a soft spot for troubled youth and went on to create the association Jeune J'Ecoute, which gives kids a space to call anonymously and talk about their issues with trained professionals. Outside of her work, the princess always enjoyed ballet, practicing at Marika Besobrasova School of Dance in Monte-Carlo as a child. She took that love and created the Ballet of Monte-Carlo, something her mother, Grace Kelly, had always dreamed of creating. Today, Princess Caroline has been named the Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters, a prestigious title in the French Republic.