Queen Letizia of Spain finds her daughter Leonor after four months of separation

They were separated for four months. Saturday May 3, Queen Letizia of Spain and her eldest daughter Leonor fell into his arms as soon as the school ship Juan Sebastián de Elcano poured his 75 sea apprentices on the port of Fuerte Amador. The boat on which the Princess of Asturias embarked on January 11 to continue her military training on the oceans carried out her eighth stopover in Panama. In the largest of secrets, Queen Letizia had slipped into the procession of parents from Spain to see their children again.

In the middle of the crowd waiting on the platform was therefore, quasi-incognito, Queen Letizia, dressed in jeans and a white t-shirt on which she had passed a navy blue shirt left. The queen, like all the parents present, followed the slow procession of the sailboat entering the port, waving the hand to respond to the greetings of the sea apprentices who approached the land, notes Hello. Then came the time of the reunion. The princess set off towards her mother who collected her in her arms before sticking to her affectionately. In the evening, Queen Letizia of Spain, in elegant red combination and her daughter, in military outfit, attended a gala evening given on the boat together. A reunion that arrived in time for Mother’s Day, celebrated on Sunday May 4 in Spain.