This Sunday, Shakira and her children, Milan and Sasha, set course for their new life in Miami. After several months of rumors and supposed dates, the artist was finally able to fly to the United States to start a stage where she will focus on her musical career and her children will start classes on April 11, in a new school. .
The Colombian appeared at the Prat airport very smiling and relaxed, hand in hand with her children. She responded with a "thank you" to the journalists and fans who were waiting for her at the terminal and who wished her luck in this adventure. Her last gesture was a kiss thrown into the air to thank her for her displays of affection.
To travel comfortably on this long journey, Shakira opted for one of the most fashionable outfits this season: the total denim look. The interpreter of Si te vas wore a jacket with the sleeves rolled up, ripped detail and on her back the words "Rebels Los Ángeles" and pants in the same light blue color, wide cut.
She completed the look with a corseted top, also in blue, white platform sneakers, a gray quilted bag that she wore across the body, and sunglasses with purple tinted lenses. Her son Milan also wore a denim jacket, while Sasha opted for a black and white patterned jacket.
During the flight, the artist took advantage of the networks to publish a message saying goodbye to the city where she has lived for the last decade. "I settled in Barcelona to give my children stability, the same that we are now looking for in another corner of the world next to family, friends and the sea. Today we begin a new chapter in the search for their happiness," she stated.
The singer was also grateful in networks for all the support received in recent months. "Thanks to everyone who surfed so many waves with me there in Barcelona, the city where I learned that friendship is undoubtedly longer than love. Thanks to everyone who encouraged me there, dried my tears, inspired me and They made me grow. Thanks to my Spanish audience who have always covered me with their love and loyalty," he said.
