Jazmin Grace Grimaldi is a bicoastal actress, recording artist, and humanitarian whose work blends storytelling, music, and purpose. Born in Southern California, she is the eldest daughter of Prince Albert II of Monaco and granddaughter of Grace Kelly — yet she’s defining her own authentic path, bridging heritage and modern creativity with heart, humor, and drive.

 

A graduate of Fordham University, Jazmin studied Theater and International Business with a focus on Humanitarian Affairs. After college, she worked with the United Nations World Food Programme, furthering her passion for global impact. At just fourteen, she founded The Jazmin Fund, a philanthropic initiative supporting education, healthcare, and community development in Fiji, where she opened the region’s first art-focused community hall and is now developing a female-led center in Urata Village.

 

A recent alumna of The Groundlings and The Stella Adler Conservatory, Jazmin moves effortlessly between grounded drama and sharp comedy. Alongside her upcoming debut solo album and Broadway musical debut, she has launched Monte Carlo Wines by Jazmin, a collection celebrating creativity, legacy, and joy in every pour.

 

Through all her endeavors, Jazmin channels her artistry into impact — using her platform to inspire connection, compassion, and creativity across cultures.