Leonor becomes the first princess to skydive

Leonor becomes the first princess to skydive

Leonor has broken her own record by becoming the first member of the Spanish royal family, male or female, to skydive. La Zarzuela released images this Tuesday of the Princess of Asturias in which she can be seen in the air, landing after jumping from a height of about four hundred meters from a training plane. A few weeks ago, the princess completed the basic parachuting course at the Méndez Parada Military Parachuting School, located at the Alcantarilla Air Base (Murcia), as a complement to the military training she is undertaking at the General Air and Space Academy (AGA) in San Javier.

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Letizia, in white, and Charlene, in blue: a queen and a princess stroll through the garden

Letizia, in white, and Charlene, in blue: a queen and a princess stroll through the garden

The last time they saw each other, both were dressed in white when they met at the Vatican a year ago, at the mass marking the beginning of the pontificate of Leo XIV. This Monday, Queen Letizia chose white again for her meeting with Princess Charlene, who opted for a sky blue so light that from a distance it also looked white. Both, accompanied by the King and Prince Albert of Monaco, walked through the Botanical Garden of Madrid to inaugurate a commemorative exhibition of the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Spain and Monaco.

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Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló open up about the beginnings of their romance: “Our families knew each other before we were born”

Rafa Nadal and Mery Perelló open up about the beginnings of their romance: “Our families knew each other before we were born”

“My last days as a professional I have spent in a team. It has been an incredible privilege and an honor. A thousand thanks to the team. Now it’s your turn. The reality is that one never wants to reach this moment. I am not tired of playing tennis, but my body has reached a point where it no longer wants to play tennis. I feel privileged to have had this career longer than I would have imagined,” said Rafa Nadal on November 19, 2024, after Spain was eliminated by the Netherlands in the quarterfinals of the Davis Cup.

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Haakon of Norway, concerned about Mette-Marit: “She is sick and her condition has worsened”

Haakon of Norway, concerned about Mette-Marit: “She is sick and her condition has worsened”

The Crown Prince Haakon of Norway caused concern on Tuesday when speaking about the health of his wife, Princess Mette-Marit, after the Abel Prize in Mathematics was awarded in Oslo. “The Crown Princess is seriously ill, and I have the impression that her condition has deteriorated significantly lately,” Harald V’s son responded to media questions about the chronic pulmonary fibrosis his wife suffers from.

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Bad Gyal explains through tears her tough personal moment: “I have lost two very dear family members”

Bad Gyal explains through tears her tough personal moment: “I have lost two very dear family members”

Bad Gyal has wanted to publicly explain the reason for the emotional moment she experienced this weekend during her concert in A Coruña. The Catalan artist could not hold back tears while performing one of her most personal songs, and hours after the images went viral on social media, she has shared a statement revealing that she is going through a difficult family moment.

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The King is 'Flip' again in his return to Lakefield College where he studied COU

The King is ‘Flip’ again in his return to Lakefield College where he studied COU

The first time Felipe de Borbón entered the grounds of Lakefield College School (LCS), located in the Canadian town of the same name in the province of Ontario, 160 kilometers north of Toronto, he was a 16-year-old teenager, whom his parents, King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofía, had sent with the purpose of distancing him from a protective environment and so that he could interact with other young people. This Thursday, the then young prince, whom his classmates called Flip, returned to the classrooms where he studied the equivalent of COU, and although he carried with him his status as King of Spain, he did so as an alumnus, acknowledging that that first experience away from home marked his early youth.

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