Princess Carolina de Bourbon involved in almost fatal motorcycle accident as Italian heiress, says that she is ‘happiness to live’

Princess Carolina de Bourbon has said that she has ‘incredible happiness to live’ after the Italian heiress was taken to the hospital after a motorcycle accident.

Carolina, who turned 21 last year, went to Instagram earlier tonight to share a series of photos of herself in a hospital in Monaco, while encouraging her followers to ‘wear a helmet’ while cycling and added: “Mine saved my life.”

Princess Carolina is the daughter of Prince Carlo, Duke of Castro – Die Holds a claim to the now degraded throne of the former Bourbon-Twee Sicily house – and Princess Camilla, Duchess of Castro.

On Wednesday she posted several snaps on Instagram, including one that showed her in a hospital bed with a neck brace.

Another showed her what an Elektro and Falogram (EEG) test that measures the electrical activity in the brain, in the aftermath of the accident that took place when Carolina ‘crashed in a wall’ while she rode on her bike.

“I am incredibly lucky that I live,” she started the caption of her post. ‘I crashed into a wall at the front while I rode a motorcycle and ended up in CPR in Intensive Care.

“Surviving this was downright a miracle,” she added.

The Italian Socialite, which was in Monaco for the Grand Prix from 2025, said she wanted to share her experience so that people understand that motorcycles are just as ‘ruthless’ as they are ‘exciting’.

Princess Carolina de Bourbon has said that she has ‘incredible happiness to live’ after the Italian heiress was taken to the hospital after a motorcycle accident

A photo that was shared on Instagram showed the 21-year-old in a hospital bed with a brace around her neck

She insisted on her followers to ‘drive with care’ and to wear a ‘right helmet’.

“Mine saved my life,” she went on, before she thanked her medical team in the Center Hospitalier Princessse Grace for their ‘expert care during those critical days’ after she was brought in.

The Italian Socialite also praised the first responds on the spot ‘whose fast and decisive actions in those first moments’ after the accident ‘made the difference’.

Several of her followers hurried to the commentary section to wish Carolina a quick recovery, as one person wrote: ‘I hope you get better soon. Be careful. ‘

Another said, “I wish you a quick recovery.”

A third translated comment was: ‘I’m so sorry and can get better quickly. May God protect you. ”

It comes after Carolina has documented her trip to Monaco for this year’s Grand Prix on Instagram.

Her post included a photo with the British F1 -Racer Lando Norris, who drove to victory in the Grand Prix, as well as Snaps next to her mother Camilla and her younger sister, Princess Chiara de Bourbon.

Another showed her what an Elektro and Falogram (EEG) test seems to be that measures the electrical activity in the brain

The Italian Socialite, which was in Monaco for the Grand Prix from 2025, said she wanted to share her experience so that people understand that motorcycles are just as ‘ruthless’ as they are ‘exciting’

Before she flew to Monaco, Carolina blinded the French Riviera while on 15 May she ran the red carpet at the opening ceremony of Cannes on 15 May on 15 May.

The Italian heiress will be 22 in July, with Carolina in her 21st birthday with a lush celebration in Sardinia last year.

Carolina took guests to the Cervo Hotel in the Costa Smeralda Resort in Sardinia and partyed the weekend to the swimming pool in and out before they get dressed for the evening celebrations.

A cake with four levels, on top with stars, cherries and glaze, was served before a fireworks, while guests danced with stars for a plate with ‘Happy Birthday Carolina’, dozens of balloons and a tank with exotic fish.

Carolina and her younger sister Chiara have become known in aristocratic circles for their lush parties and fashionable view of events.

Their father Prince Carlo has a claim on the nowed to the destroyed throne of the former house of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, a cadet branch of the Spanish royal family, descending from the Capetian dynasty and ruled over southern Italy and Sicily in the 18th and 19th centuries.

In the meantime, their mother, Duchess Camilla, born Crociani, the daughter of the Italian industrial Tycoon Camillo Crociani and the actress Edy Vessel.