Hello! dedicates its cover to Luis Miguel's birthday, which he just celebrated with Paloma Cuevas in Los Angeles in the middle of his world tour. On the apron we put a face on the baby that Gisela just had after a hard struggle to be a mother and we see two queens, Doña Letizia and Máxima of Holland wearing colorful tiaras.
Semana has managed to speak with Iñaki Urdangarin, the first time that the former Duke of Palma has spoken out as a free man, after serving his entire sentence for the Nóos case: “I am divorced and I no longer have any conviction.” Along with him, the first images of Cristina Blanco – mother of actor Miguel Ángel Muñoz and known years ago as 'the clairvoyant of the famous' – after having her leg amputated. More cheerful news is that of Richard Gere, who has bought a house in Madrid worth eleven million euros.
Diez Minutos continues with a family sub-saga, that of Carmen Borrego: her son, José María Almoguera, moves into a rental apartment after breaking up with his wife, Paola Olmedo. We see Silvia Bronchalo, mother of Daniel Sancho, make an offering to an image of Buddha in Koh Samui, a Thai island where the trial against her son is being held, and Doña Letizia in a seated hand kiss, a consequence of the Morton's neuroma that she suffers in the feet. Finally, Joaquín Prat celebrates his happy birthday with Alexia Pla.
Readings addresses the new album by Taylor Swift, a singer of incomparable international impact: in The Tortured Poets Department, her eleventh work, the American once again opens up about her emotions and romantic breakups. Doña Letizia's suffering with that recently detected Morton's neuroma also occupies space on the cover, as well as news about Silvia Tortosa, who announced her separation from her the last time she appeared in public. In the shadows, Amalia from Holland took refuge in Madrid to flee from the threats of the so-called 'Mocro Maffia'.
