After months in isolation, British and European royal families have bravely emerged from their guarded estates to lift the spirits of their beleaguered countrymen one photo op at a time. In England, Kate Middleton has dyed her hair again; her honey-rooted strands and measured princess waves signal that she’s back to business.
Queen Letizia of Spain, too, has embarked on a tour with her family, meant to “boost morale” and perhaps distract from continuing news reports about her husband’s father’s allegedly shady finances.
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Letizia’s husband, King Felipe VI, has already renounced his inheritance in the wake of the mushrooming scandal, with the most recent bioptimizerscouponcode.com allegations that his father, former monarch Juan Carlos I, received $100 million from Saudi Arabia’s king back in 2008.
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Letizia has maybe turned to diplomatic dressing as a means of distraction and escape.
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The Spanish royals—Felipe, Letizia, and their young daughters Princesses Leonor and Sofia—are ostensibly touring their country to quell COVID fears, encourage a social and economic reopening, and project some semblance of pre-pandemic “normalcy.” So naturally, Letizia will wear her go-to floral Zara tops, long, buoyant skirts, and espadrilles.
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