Princess Leonor made her debut at the reception on October 12. The heiress captured the entire focus of the day. Since we saw her in the Plaza de Neptuno, in Madrid, in the Hispanidad parade, until she entered the Throne Room of the Royal Palace with her parents. The international press also followed her premiere in both acts. That’s how they picked it up.
360º protagonism of the heiress in this intense autumn agenda. Is he sprint end towards his 18th birthday. The eldest daughter of Felipe VI and Letizia swept the media in the two events on the day of the National Holiday. In the first, as a lady cadet; and in the second, as princess of Asturias, where she was reunited with her classmates from the Military Academy of Zaragoza. That moment, which went viral in minutes, captures the knowing looks of the Princess and her partner from La General. Some looks that are synchronized with the complicity of her parents. It seems that this reunion was prepared as a surprise for the heiress. Hence the unexpected blushing gestures from everyone.
Leonor, protagonist in the foreign press
“Exude pride,” he published Daily Mail. The newspaper highlights that it conveys a “royal” image with the lady cadet uniform of the General Military Academy of Zaragoza. He also mentions that Queen Letizia was wearing an “elegant midi-cut floral dress by Juan Vidal.”
The Princess occupies the cover of Gala. The French publication highlights the complicity between father and daughter. Felipe VI, like Letizia, kept a close eye on the Princess while receiving greetings from the 2,500 guests who gathered at the Madrid palace. Pick up Gala the moment when the Princess’s companions from the General Military Academy of Zaragoza, all dressed in the same uniform, in khaki, went to greet her. “A touching gesture,” she slips. She “exchanged knowing glances and smiles with her classmates,” but “also with her father and her mother.”
Point of view He has also covered the National Holiday of our country. She emphasizes that Leonor appeared “in uniform with her father. She embodies her role, more than ever.” Furthermore, he emphasizes that the Princess faced the parade “with perfect mastery.” She was two steps behind the monarch and took “her place on the stand”, to the right of the King, who wore the uniform of Captain General of the Air Force.