The separation of Shakira and Gerard Piqué monopolized headlines for their media intensity. However, the decisions that were made around the true protagonists of this story, Milan and Sasha, also caught the attention.
At twelve and ten years old, the little ones have grown under the public magnifying glass. With the official divorce in late 2022, it was resolved that the singer would move with them to Miami. A decision that marked a before and after in family dynamics.
But what seemed like an agreement between adults has left more deep emotional injuries than it seems. Especially in paternal grandparents, who have been practically outside the day to day of their grandchildren.
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Cold water jug for Joan and Montserrat, parents of Gerard Piqué
Gerard Piqué, who resides in Barcelona, accepted a visits regime that allows him to see his children with some regularity. However, in the first months of 2025, he decided to move temporarily to Florida with the aim of spending more time with them.
According to journalist Silvia Taulés in Vanitatis“She determines her agendas and, to exercise her father’s work, he folds to everything.” All this in allusion to the control that Shakira maintains about the family organization.
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This assignment by the former soccer player, far from generating conflict between the ex -partner, has had an unexpected collateral effect. We are talking about the relationship between Milan, Sasha and his paternal grandparents, Joan and Montserrat, which has been strongly deteriorated.
“He could have denied, opposition, ask the judge to keep his family,” they say several media. However, Piqué chose to allow Shakira to take the reins of parenting, which could have caused great discomfort in his parents.
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Montserrat Bernabeu would be very affected
Vanitatis He points out that Montserrat Bernabeu and Joan Piqué were the most reluctant to accept the terms of the agreement with the artist. “He was notified many times that it was fatal to him, to say no,” sources explain to the environment.
Especially Montserrat, who “loves” his grandchildren and maintained a “very close” link with them, has been deeply affected by the new situation. “Every farewell is painful,” they say.
Currently, contact between children and their paternal grandparents is minimal. A consequence that weighs them and demonstrates that adult decisions, no matter how practices they seem, often leave others outside the emotional board.
