The royal family met this Monday in the Greek capital to bid farewell to Constantine, brother of the emeritus doña sofia. It had been years since they were all together (the Noos case, Botswana…) and although the reason for the meeting was sad, it seems that it has comforted them, especially the youngest. This is how he has revealed it Victoria Federica with a nice message on their social networks: “There are conversations that hug tight.”
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the daughter of the infanta elena And his brother froilan They are very close to their Urdangarin cousins, Juan, Pablo, Miguel and Irenewho have accompanied their mother, the infanta christina, and they have even had to comfort her at various times during the funeral. The close and usual treatment they had years ago, when they learned sailing in Mallorca and celebrated Christmas in Zarzuela, has been left behind. Circumstances and life, as each one tries to carve out their own, have distanced them: Froilán and Vic live in Madrid, Juan in Lisbon, Pablo in Barcelona, Miguel in London and Irene in Geneva.
The infantas Elena and Cristina have managed, despite everything, for their children to keep their ties together and they have shown it this Monday in Athens. Attentive and affectionate not only among themselves but also with their aunts and grandparents, Doña Sofía and Don Juan Carlos, for whom the company and the heat of the last few hours have been a balm despite the circumstances. The absence of Leonor and Sofía has clouded the moment.
The last Hellenic king was buried this Monday at the Tatoi estate, belonging to the Greek royal family. His widow and children have had the warmth of his entire Spanish family (with the exception of the heiress and her sister), as well as a broad representation of the European royal houses: Guillermo and Máxima of Holland, Margarita of Denmark, Haakon and Mette -Marit of Norway or Princess Anna of England, among others.
