Charlene, the Queen did not forget the swimming pool

The South African Olympic swimmer got an offer attractive to prepare for the Games four years.

Bids came from the queen consort of King of Monaco, Princess Charlene. It offers accommodation in Europe at the South African swimming team prepare for the London Olympic Games, from July to August.

Charlene's daughter before she married Prince Albert, king of Monaco, is a South African national swimmer. With the name of Charlene Wittstock, he participated in the South African relay team at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

According Monei Godfrey, a spokesman for the Association of South African swimming, Princess Charlene bid to ensure accommodations including South Africa's swimmers currently involved in the Mare Nostrum swimming invitational on June 11 to 12.

"He said he wanted to help prepare the team to the Olympics," said Monei. "It will help with the facility, perhaps with a bear the cost of accommodation for the swimmers."

Queen Charlene (34) met Prince Albert in the Mare Nostrum in 2000. He decided to retire from swimming in 2007, despite qualifying for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.