Shakira made a brief stop in Barcelona on Tuesday to leave her children, Milan and Sasha, with her ex-partner Gerard Piqué. The Colombian star, who is about to participate in the prestigious Paris Fashion Week, decided to make a strategic stop in Barcelona to meet her ex-partner and leave her children under her care.
The children's return to Barcelona does not conform to the original custody agreement their parents had established, which stipulated that Milan and Sasha would spend 66% of their school holidays with their father. However, according to the lawyer Lorena Vázquez, this agreement has been recently modified.
According to Vázquez, the main objective of this modification is to ensure a less traumatic transition for children as they are forced to adapt to the new family reality. Since they previously had both parents close by in Barcelona, two weeks is considered to be the optimal time for the children to enjoy each other's company without suffering from the other's absence.
This new agreement establishes that the children will spend fifteen days with their mother and fifteen days with their father. It is important to note that this new arrangement will only apply during this season and will be reviewed again in the future.
Therefore, Gerard Piqué and his family will enjoy the company of Milan and Sasha. This meeting takes place approximately a week and a half after Marc Piqué's wedding, a family event in which the children could not be present due to Shakira's express request, despite Gerard Piqué's request.
While Shakira will focus on promoting her new musical hit, "Empty Cup", and will actively participate in the Fashion Week events in Paris, which is considered the epicenter of world fashion these days. During her free time, it is possible that she takes the opportunity to carry out other activities and meetings. In the past, Shakira has been seen enjoying exciting experiences, such as watching Formula 1 races with Tom Cruise, yachting with Lewis Hamilton and playing basketball with stars like Jimmy Butler.
