Iñaki Urdangarin, Ainhoa ​​Armentia and the great controversy of the Pleta: there is no evidence that they slept in the house of the royal family

It has been the noisiest romantic getaway in Baqueira. This informative noise trying to fit the pieces, coincides with the scenery of Iñaki y Ainhoa. Both, so calm, walking in the sun and walking through the snow. Urdangarin, with his mountain cap, gloves and backpack, acts as a guide and shows his girlfriend, smiling and with her hair blowing in the wind, every corner of the Valle de Aran station. These are the new photos that the magazine has published Hola in its digital edition. For the former handball player, it is a well-known environment, since on numerous occasions he would come to this idyllic snowy landscape with his wife, the infanta christina, and their children when they lived in Barcelona. The then Dukes of Palma, fans of white sports, stayed as always in La Pleta. And this is where the mystery begins. What did Iñaki paint in this house, which is at the disposal of the Royal Family. And even more, what did he paint with his girlfriend only six before he arrived Philip VI.

The publication ensures that the former duke and his girlfriend were on this property. A mountain house with three floors and 200 square meters, which belongs to an individual. And he also assures that Iñaki had to ask permission to spend the night there. What he does not prove is that they spent the night in that house. In the text it is not even proven that they granted him that permission. So it’s possible that they came by to pick up some skis or whatever.

The new photos and the new text prove that Cristina’s husband and her close friend walked through the snow and enjoyed the views of the La Pleta urbanization, where some friends of the former handball player have residences, as we have already published in this digital.

“Iñaki went there to attract attention”

Urdangarin and his girlfriend landed in Baqueira Beret on February 11. Valentine’s weekend. From there several theories have emerged, especially after we learned that Felipe VI had also traveled to the same station, according to what was published The vanguard. This trip of the King took place six days later, on the 17th.

Argues Mariángel Alcázar in Ana Rosa’s program that the former duke “had clear intentions to attract attention”. And he has slipped another option. That Iñaki “has a bit of a hard face” and decided to go there “without explanations and when he was there they told him ‘get out of there because you don’t do anything’. They arrived on February 11 and left the next day at noon. They went for something concrete or they were told to leave.