If we had any doubt about your health status, Queen Sofía (85 years old) has made it clear to us with her last appearance. The mother of King Felipe VI (55 years old) has approached to the Caja Mágica in Madrid to enjoy of the tournament final, specifically the match between Andrey Rublev and Felix Auger-Aliassime. For the occasion, the emerita has opted for his favorite combination: straight pants and a striking coat, in shades of blue, yellow and black, that has attracted attention.
Of course, the queen has not been alone. Unlike most of her institutional events, Letizia’s mother-in-law (51 years old) has attended the Mutua Madrid Open with his daughter Infanta Elena (60 years old), his granddaughter Victoria Federica and his grandson Miguel Urdangarin. Smiling, radiant and very approachable, Sofía has had no problem greeting some of the people gathered there.
When the match has started, the queen emeritus has completely concentrated on the game, demonstrating his total interest in this sport. This family outing makes it clear that the wife of King Emeritus Juan Carlos is completely recovered from the urine infection that she suffered a few weeks ago.
Queen Sofía, unstoppable, resumes her schedule a few days after being discharged from the hospital
After being admitted to the Ruber clinicwe all thought that Queen Sofia He would take a few days to rest and recover. And despite the fact that she herself stated, upon leaving the hospital on her own feet, that she was “very well”, these small conditions should not be taken lightly and They deserve all the time in the world to heal.
Be that as it may, the mother of Infanta Cristina it felt good enough to go back to the commitments that I already had scheduled. Among them a trip of several days to Poland. Princess Leonor’s grandmother (18 years old) inaugurated the 36th Global Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International-ADI whose objective was “to share information about achievements, innovations and better practices in dementia research and policy“, as reported on the Royal Family’s website.
The queen has always been very involved in this type of illness. In addition to being an Honorary Ambassador of the ADI since 2018, the former monarch has dedicated many efforts to promoting research into Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases through the Alzheimer Project, within the Reina Sofía Foundation.
It would not be surprising if all this commitment was due to the fact that his sister, Irene from Greece, suffers from “the evil of forgetting”, as Lecturas magazine revealed months ago. A motivation that would have led the queen emerita to not want to miss an event of this caliber.
