that very high exposition of the niece

For many, many, it was the first time they heard Victoria Federica’s voice. Her passage, like a hurricane, through El Hormiguero was synchronized with the mega premiere of the century of David Broncano on TVE. It was last Monday, September 9, the day in which he turned 24 years old. In this scenario of battle for the audiences, the daughter of the Infanta de Elena and Jaime de Marichalar showed her kindest side with that sought and calculated natural tone. In her intervention (with permission from The Challenge), there were some words that were not liked in Zarzuela.

We saw Victoria Federica as shy, but contained and decisive, who did not make headlines, because she was not asked about major issues either. The Challenge It was a tailor-made interview, without addressing personal matters. A measured intervention, both by Pablo Motos and his guest.

The fact that the niece goes on television is no longer liked in the palace. It breaks with the discretion that prevails in the Royal Family. The words that are spoken on a set have a huge loudspeaker on social networks and their repercussion is also very high. One of the issues that has grated the most has been that of security. It is published Confidential Monarchy.

Victoria Federica hinted that she had always had bodyguards since she was born: “Behind me all day long.” A security detail that, when she was a teenager, came to overwhelm her “a little.” She also pointed out that she “loves them” and that she maintains that friendship of so many years. Sometimes she finds them “out there on duty.” “It makes me so excited that I hug them. They’re like ‘get out of here, get out of here, no, I’m working.'” Citing police sources, the aforementioned website assures that the bodyguards “fulfill their function, but they are not babysitters.”