Like every weekend, Socialité returned this Saturday, October 7, to Telecinco to offer the most outstanding news in the world of the gossip press. María Patiño and her team opened the live broadcast with one of the news of the day: the swearing in of the flag by the Princess of Asturias at the Zaragoza military academy, an event presided over by her own parents, King Felipe VI and the Queen Letizia. A reporter from the space traveled to the place and connected live with the presenter, who could not help but get excited when she saw the future queen of Spain swear the flag. Patiño revealed the most personal side of what this gesture means to her.
The program traveled to Zaragoza, specifically to the General Military Academy. There, King Felipe VI gave a speech addressed to all the cadets of the academy and assured that it was a pride for him to be at the event, and took the opportunity to mention his swearing in of the flag, in the same place but on October 11, 1985. However, this oath was also the most important for him, not so much as king of our country, but as a father. Both he and Mrs. Letizia winked at his eldest daughter and assured that being in "our daughter's oath today is a true honor."
It was the reporter Gema Mirón who explained this information to the viewers of Socialité, and just at that moment, María Patiño interrupted her, looking totally excited. "We are seeing, of course, the most exciting image for a soldier, which is when he kisses the flag and surrenders to his country," María Patiño began by saying, with a trembling voice, showing that for her these images had meaning. "I am the daughter of a military man," she explained then.
Patiño couldn't help but contain his emotion. "It seems to me to be one of the most emotional moments for someone who is going to represent us, for the future queen," he continued. It is then that he emphasizes the proud face of Queen Letizia seeing her daughter. "She is Queen Letizia, but she is still Leonor's mother. Forgive me, I am quite excited," said the journalist. "It is so symbolic, and I think that the role of the Princess of Asturias is one to take off your hat," said the presenter.
As the reporter explained, the Queen was extremely excited to see her daughter kiss the Spanish flag. "Notice that I have been reading a lot of notes, it is true that apparently she is one more, but we cannot forget that she is not the same as the others," said Patiño. "This flag that the Princess of Asturias is kissing is the same one that her father kissed 38 years ago, and also her grandfather," recalled the journalist, who could not help but get excited again when listening to the 400 cadets live. singing firmly.
