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Shakira and Piqué head to court over child custody arrangements

Shakira and Piqué head to court over child custody arrangements

Shakira has taken legal action to adjust her custody arrangement with Gerard Pique due to concerns that frequent international flights are affecting their children's well-being and schooling. The singer proposes that Pique visit their sons in Miami during short school breaks instead of having the children travel to Barcelona.

Shakira has initiated a legal request to modify the custody arrangement for her two children with former partner Gerard Pique. The singer, who resides in Miami, expressed concerns that the frequent, lengthy flights between the United States and Barcelona are negatively impacting the well-being and academic progress of their thirteen-year-old son Milan and eleven-year-old son Sasha. To address this, Shakira proposes that the retired footballer visit their children in Miami during shorter school holidays to allow them to maintain their established routine.

Legal representatives for the singer emphasized that the intent of this proposal is not to reduce the time the children spend with their father, but rather to minimize travel-related stress. The couple, who ended their decade-long relationship in 2022, remain at odds over these logistics. Shakira is currently in Madrid as part of the final leg of her world tour while the legal discussions continue to resolve the matter regarding their children's visitation schedule.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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