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Shakira arouses outrage for allegedly cutting lines during the pull
“Anytime, anywhere,” apparently wants to.
Shakira reportedly angered her parents after she allegedly skipped the 90-minute line to the Halloween attraction with her children.
A few Spanish news sources He claimed over the weekend that the 45-year-old singer “Hips Don’t Lie” was at the top of the line on a Tower of Terror ride in Barcelona, while other families waited over an hour.
An eyewitness who is a local reporter said Socialité that Shakira suddenly showed up with her two children, Milan, 9 and Sasha, 7 and a bodyguard, and they all snuck in.
Journalist Silvia Taulés noted that Shakira did not flinch, even though people screamed as she stepped out of the line.
“What is this example for her children?” The reporter continued. “That they learn from such a young age that they can cut in front of everyone when it is not necessary.”
So did Taule posted photos on Twitter who seemed to portray a Super Bowl performer at halftime with her kids.
Page Six contacted Shakira’s representatives, but didn’t get a reply right away.
It has not been an easy year for the Colombian superstar who is in the midst of a controversial break-up and a fight to custody Barcelona footballer Gerard Piqué, 35, with whom he shares his two children.
“We regret to confirm that we are breaking up,” the former couple announced in a statement in June.
“Right now, we ask for privacy for the sake of our children, which is our highest priority. Thank you in advance for your understanding and respect. “
The footballer has since moved in with 23-year-old public relations student Clara Chia Marti.
Shakira’s impending divorce is not her only legal misfortune, as she faces up to eight years in prison after authorities accused her of tax evasion.
Spanish prosecutors accused the singer in 2018 of failing to pay 14.5 million euros (approximately $ 13.9 million) in tax on income obtained in 2012-2014.
The She Wolf charts topper has chosen to stand trial instead of accepting the government’s offer as she maintains her innocence.
Her PR company, Llorente y Cuenca, said in a statement in July that it “trusts its innocence and resolves to leave the matter in the hands of the law.”
The date of the hearing has not yet been set.