From chocolate to Pablo Gavi: Leonor’s great passions exposed

Although the documentary does not talk about this information, it has been suggested that Princess Leonor would be the biggest fan of Pablo Gavi, a footballer from Barça, whom we saw a few days ago handing a shirt with his number to King Felipe VI, who was in Qatar to support the Spanish team. Exactly the detail that the footballer had with the frost was what caused the alarms. The shirt he gave him was a size that did not match Don Felipe’s, and rumor has it that it was a an undercover gift for his daughter Leonor. Infanta Sofía was known to be passionate about football, a sport she practices in a Madrid team, but we didn’t know that her older sister also shared this passion.

One of the details the documentary reveals is Doña Leonor’s passion for chocolate, something she shares with her King Felipe. It seems that father and daughter are more than sweet that salty, and specifically chocolate drives them crazy. On the other side is Queen Letizia. The mother of the main character of the documentary follows a Mediterranean diet to the letter, and it is more than likely that this type of food is not included. In addition, Doña Letizia has an organic garden where she grows various vegetables to eat later. Knowing his diet and his sports routine, it is not surprising that at the age of fifty he has an enviable physique.

Leonor believes that her best friend is none other than the Infanta Sofía. It is not surprising if we consider the attitude of the sisters in their public appearances since then they always go hand in hand and give each other complicit looks. Due to their close relationship, the distance between them would have been particularly great since the heir to the throne moved to Wales to continue her studies. Her sister is looking forward to being admitted to the English boarding school, so that she can follow in the footsteps of Dona Leonor.

Although she no longer lives in Spain, Princess Leonor is a very trusted person and take the opportunity to surround yourself with your loved ones every time you visit our country. She gets on well with her parents, who, despite their titles, have always tried to keep Leonor and Sofía’s private lives out of the media. Apparently, Don Felipe would have insisted on this aspect in particular, as he did not want the young women to suffer from the media overexposure he has been carrying since birth. We could say that they achieved it, since we know little about Leonor and Sofía’s privacy.

When Leonor lived in Spain and her parents were busy with their schedules or other commitments, the sisters were left in the care of their maternal grandmother, Paloma Rocasolano, with whom they have a close relationship. We even got to see the tears of Doña Letizia’s mother during the princess’s speech at the Campoamor Theater in Oviedo, during this year’s Princess of Asturias Awards. Doña Sofía and Paloma listened very carefully to their granddaughter’s words, which they watched proudly from their seats.