Princess Stephanie of Monaco and Mario Oliver Jutard
Princess Stephanie of Monaco, sister of the current Prince Albert II of Monaco, has endured tragedy after her ex-boyfriend, prominent Los Angeles nightclub owner and Mario Oliver style, was discovered dead in the Dominican Republic.
Oliver, who was romantically linked to posh Monaco royalty in the late 1980s, was discovered last Wednesday at a villa in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic, after being attacked by thieves who stole a safe deposit box. box and various Rolex watches. Matrix reports within the deadlines. He was 71 years old.
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Born in France, Mario Oliver (also known as Mario Oliver Jutared) discovered good fortune as a style in Paris, thanks to his abundant blonde hair, athletic body and charming Hollywood smile. He was a staple of the French social scene before flying to Los Angeles, where he later established himself as the owner of a nightclub and eating place that attracted countless admirers with his je ne sais quoi. what a european
Princess Stephanie of Monaco with her boyfriend Mario at the Roland Garros tennis stadium
Oliver crossed paths with the princess, thirteen years his junior, in Los Angeles in the 1980s. After releasing his first breakout singles, Hurricane and Flash, in 1986, the royal star basked in million-selling glory. copies across Europe and boasted a stellar celebrity wardrobe to match. He also dates actor Rob Lowe.
After meeting at Oliver’s nightclub, Vertigo, the pair fell temporarily in love (“I saw it and it happened between us,” he said she once said) and moved to Beverly Hills. Despite being one of the couples, they liked the calmer speed of life.
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“I live a general life, not a star life,” Princess Stephanie told the Los Angeles Times at the time. “Our favorite thing to do together is lie in the sun, see our friends, like people in general, and then eat fried fish at home. We have our very close friends, and that’s it.
Princess Stephanie of Monaco with her boyfriend Mario Jutard, around 1987
However, the pair have been to a number of glitzy events, including Roland Garros in 1987. The epitome of ’80s fashion, the pair were getting cozy in the stands, eyes shielded from the sun in stylish shades of oversized size.
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In the end, the dates fell apart, and in 1995 Princess Stephanie married her bodyguard, Daniel Ducruet, in a union that raised eyebrows in royal circles and sparked countless tabloid columns. The couple have two children together, Pauline and Louis. In 1998, Stephanie, still living in Monaco, gave birth to her youngest child, Camille Gottlieb, whose father was former palace bodyguard Jean Raymond Gottlieb.
Princess Stephanie of Monaco in 2020
Meanwhile, Oliver continued his rise in the bustling Los Angeles nightclub scene, with a new description of him as possessing “continental charm, elegant manners and boyish sexuality”. Bringing European sophistication to the Hollywood party town, Oliver sipped champagne, flew with first-class elegance and was fashion-forward. Taking advantage of his innate sense of taste, Oliver opened the Vertigo and The Gate nightclubs, as well as the Tryst, Le Petit Four and Linq restaurants.
However, there is also a dark side to this glamorous European import. He is twice divorced and has had his parole suspended for a reduced rate of rape for sexually assaulting a 19-year-old girl, according to Deadline.
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