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The pop artist Shakira joined her boys Sasha and Milan for a day of sunbathing on the beaches of Ibiza while sporting shorts and this surfer-style shirt (not pictured).
Later, she flashed her world-famous body in this flirtatious purple attire.
After their nine-year-old son Milan participated in a webcast of the virtual league Kings League, which the former soccer player heads, Shakira is allegedly unhappy with Gerard Piqué.
Milan participated in the Twitch event that his father planned, according to our sister publication Hola!, but the Colombian musician didn’t enjoy the exposure on such a significant platform without prior consent.
A statement from the communication office claims that “sources from Shakira’s surroundings promise that the singer in no instance gave her previous agreement or was contacted about her son Milan’s involvement in the transmission of an event by Gerard Piqué’s firm, in a discussion of adult material.”
The event, which was held on January 7, included Spanish streamers and former players. Influencers were also present at the virtual event. Piqué claims that he did not intend for his firstborn to be in the video; rather, it happened on accident.
It’s my son, here. My son is not what we need to announce; he is not the announcement. He decided to participate at the last minute, therefore we have him here, he said.
However, according to El Periódico, Milan, Sasha, and Shakira will remain in Barcelona until their paternal grandpa and the singer’s father, William Mebarak, is discharged from the hospital and able to board a flight back home. Piqué had originally intended to bid his two sons farewell by the celebration of Three Kings Day on January 7. The outlet guarantees that the children will complete this academic year in Spain.
