The former footballer, a guest on a radio show, admitted he had heard Shakira’s song
A few days ago Shakira had initiated the “waltz of the digs” sitting comfortably on the famous sofa of the Late Show by Jimmy Fallon. The answer of Gerard Pique could not keep himself waiting long: the former footballer in fact, without expressly naming his former partner, is back to talking about the Colombian singerto which he reserved some vitriolic jokes.
piqué is about shakira’s song
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Radio show host El monbroadcast on RAC1, Piqué spoke for the first time about Shakira’s catchphrase, Music Sessions #53a song full of “jabs” aimed at the former Barcelona defender and his new partner, Clara Chia Marti: “I’ve heard the song of course. I don’t want to talk about it because it doesn’t affect me” he said. Piqué then explained that, at the moment, his only thoughts are his children: “We have a responsibility, that of being parents who must try to protect our children,” he said never mentioning his ex’s name.
the relationship with the children
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“I don’t want to say anything, everyone makes the decisions they deem most appropriate. I just want my kids to be okay. I’ve always had a very close relationship with my children and I want them to be involved in things that make them happy,” he continued. live on Twitch in the company of his son Milanlast January, which had sent Shakira into a rage: “He asked me and I was delighted. There is nothing in the world that makes me happier than seeing my son happy”. A few words instead, about his new relationship and on the relationship with Clara, who Piqué dismissed with a simple: “I’m fine, I’m happy”.
Shakira’s Attack
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Shakirahosted by Jimmy Fallon together with the Argentinian producer Bizarraphad launched some not too veiled jokes against Gerard Piqué: “I had a very difficult year after my separation and I had to put up with a lot of bullshit” he explained without too many words. And on Music Sessions #53: “Writing this song was very important to me, a healthy way to channel my emotions“. The singer explained that she has not just fans, but “a sisterhood of women who have experienced what I have experienced, who think what I think, who feel what I feel, who have had to endure what I have therefore I endure I wrote this song for myself but also for many other women that they needed someone to represent them.”
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