Victoria Federica de Marichalar y Borbón became an involuntary protagonist this Monday after participating in an accident with her horse at the April Fair in Seville. Apparently, as revealed by Gema López in Save Me, the daughter of the Infanta Elena would have run over another young woman while she was riding her horse through the Real, the venue where the Seville Fair is held.
The first information from López suggested that Victoria Federica would have escaped from the place without worrying about the injured young woman, who, according to some sources, was treated by the emergency services after being stepped on by the horse. As revealed by El Confidencial, the contact between the two occurred later. After what happened, it was Victoria Federica who called the girl to worry about her condition after the accident.
The close circle of Victoria Federica attributed the scene to the fact that this year the Fair is crowded. This is not the first time that the King's niece attends the appointment dressed as an Amazon and mounted on a horse, because, as she revealed in one of her few interviews, her two passions are fashion and horse riding.
In a few years we have witnessed the rebirth of Vic, as her friends call her, as an influencer, although she denies it to vindicate her particular case as a royal it girl within the world of networks. "I know her work well and she is not compatible with what I do in my day to day," she said of her Instagrammer friends.
He is concerned about the criticism and controversy that he sometimes provokes on social networks, about which he says that "it is very difficult for everyone to like me, but I would like them to know me as a good person, loyal to my friends and devoted to my family." . And it seems that this is precisely what he is going to dedicate himself to, to start a family. As she revealed about her life project, she believes "very much in the family as the nucleus to be able to develop in all facets of life."
If she had been born in the United Kingdom, Victoria Federica would have received the title of princess as a granddaughter of the king. But in Spain, Victoria Federica is not part of the Royal Family, although she is the King's family, and her only privilege is the treatment of Most Illustrious Lady from her birth, in addition to being fifth in the line of succession to the throne of Spain, ahead of her aunt, the infanta Cristina.
