After almost two and a half years since his scandalous separation from Shakira (48 years old),Gerard Piqué (38 years old) decided to break his silence and offer his first public interview on CNN en Español. In this conversation, he directly addressed the rumors about his breakup with the singer and his relationship with Clara Chía (26 years old), who was linked to him shortly after the end of his story with the Colombian artist.
The former footballer spoke openly about the speculations surrounding his separation, especially the accusations of infidelity. The athlete clarified that, beyond external comments, the only thing that really matters to him is the well-being of his children and his personal peace. In this regard, he emphasized that the most important thing for him is to be at peace with the decisions he made, and that he has found support in his close circle of friends and family, who know him well.
Clara Chía y Gerard Piqué más unidos que nunca
When questioned about the media criticism, the former FC Barcelona player reflected on the power of the media and how they often distort reality. "The media control many of the messages, but they don't always reflect them faithfully," he explained, showing a calm attitude in the face of the adversities that threatened him. For him, the key to facing difficulties is to surround himself with people who truly understand him.
Regarding his relationship with Clara Chía, the retired player did not hesitate to express his happiness. "I feel very happy and privileged," he commented about his life with her, making it clear that he values the stability and love he shares with his new partner twelve years younger than him. Additionally, he also expressed his gratitude for everything his career at Barcelona has given him, his friends, and his family, whom he considers a constant source of personal satisfaction.
Meanwhile, at that time when the events occurred, Shakira replied to the breakup artistically, releasing the song "BZRP Music Sessions Vol. 53", a song that quickly became an anthem of pain transformed into music, resonating with millions of people who felt identified with its message.
