Nine months have passed since the daughter of Isabelle Junot and Álvaro Falcó came into the world, creating a great halo of happiness around the news. After all this time, it was this Saturday when the family met again for the little girl's baptism.
Philippa has been the name chosen by the parents for the newcomer, which has just been formalized in the church of San Fermín de los Navarros. An act in which Miguel Chávarri, Álvaro's cousin, was the godfather and Marina, a close friend of Isabelle, was the godmother. But those who have not hesitated to attend have been Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva.
The magazine Hello! has revealed that the baby's skirt is quite a relic. And it is one that has belonged to the Junot family for years. So much so, that the aristocrat received the sacrament wearing that same dress. "She is a doll and she has behaved phenomenally," said the Marchioness of Griñón before the press present on Saturday.
And it wasn't until a few hours ago that he wanted to publish some images with the little girl on his social networks. "My dear Philippa. You are unique... the purity of your smile has come to illuminate our lives. We will always love you. Welcome to those blessed by Jesus," said Isabel Preysler's daughter.
Along with these words, Tamara has appeared giving the baby a bottle and posing with her, also, along with Íñigo Onieva. Some photographs that have reopened the debate about the businesswoman's motherhood. And there have been many of her followers who have thought that Philippa could be her daughter, but nothing could be further from the truth.
It is not the first time that the marchioness has had to face comments regarding her desire to be a mother, something that could end up causing her a kind of pressure. However, she herself assured that she does not get tired of trying.
"You always think that you are going to get (pregnant), and you believe that the problem is someone else's, not yours," she said a few weeks ago. Even so, she is clear that she lives each attempt "with enthusiasm." Among other things, she is sure that she will end up achieving it if she follows the path she is on, that she does not go through in vitro.
"Each case is particular and you have to do it with your spiritual direct," he expressed, making it clear that he does not want to go through that technique, since years ago "many atrocities were done." Although, yes, she is immersed in her natural treatment called naprotechnology, which studies the patient's ovulation cycle. But if something has become clear with these photographs, it is that one of her biggest dreams is to become a mother as soon as possible.
