After her husband Gerard Pique’s win at the UEFA Champions League Final on Saturday, Shakira was seen enjoying the moment. Prior to cheering him on in the stands of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, the singer took a leisurely bike ride around the city with her father. She sported a trendy look in sheer black leggings with panels, a scoop-neck black Nike t-shirt, and multi-colored trainers, flaunting her slender figure.
Shakira flaunted her svelte physique in a pair of transparent paneled black leggings as she pedaled around Berlin. The 38-year-old music sensation looked effortlessly stunning with her curly blonde locks tied back in a low ponytail underneath a black cap, sporting minimal makeup that accentuated her natural beauty. Shakira was joined by her father, William Mebarak Chadid, during her cycling session, who is a proud father of eight children from his previous marriages. Following the game between Barcelona and Juventus, the mother-of-one was spotted rejoicing in the stands.
Shakira went for a bike ride with her father William Mebarak Chadid around the city of Berlin before attending her husband’s Olympic Stadium performance. She later cheered him on from the stands.
The city’s natural beauty was accompanied by the sight of the curly blonde hair of the singer, which she tucked under a cap as she rode around. She had her youngest son Sasha in her arms, who is only five months old, while their oldest child Milan, who is two years old, celebrated with his father on the field after the match.
Shakira was visibly happy and showed her support for her boyfriend during the event. To match the occasion, she dressed her children in mini versions of their father Gerard’s soccer jersey, while she wore all-black attire to conceal her post-pregnancy body.
After the game, Gerard lovingly pointed towards his long-time partner, and they shared the joyous moment with their family and friends.
The popular singer appeared completely focused while cruising through the streets of the German city on his bicycle.
Shakira, the famous cheerleader, was seen celebrating her partner Gerard Pique’s triumph in the UEFA Champions League Final against Juventus Turin at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin.
Hooray! The soccer sensation, who is 28 years old, gestured towards his significant other while they enjoyed the occasion with their loved ones.
Hey, look who’s here! The gorgeous Latin sensation at 38 years old was overjoyed as she watched the game from the stands, holding her youngest son Sasha who is only five months old. Meanwhile, her eldest son Milan joined his famous dad on the field, looking like a spitting image of his father while playing with the prestigious trophy.
The Barcelona team proved their worth during a remarkable Champions League victory in Berlin, leaving Juventus behind. Pique and his squad went on to become the first European team to win a second treble (league cup), beating Juventus 3-1. Shakira expressed her excitement for her beau’s achievement by posting on her Instagram account. She captioned a photo of the stadium filled with fans donning red, blue, and gold, saying, “We’re celebrating with our family, Milan, and Sasha – the baby of the year of the treble!!”
Shakira wore a bright smile on her face while fulfilling the role of a devoted girlfriend, showcasing her admiration for her partner.
Up-and-coming soccer enthusiast! A toddler, aged two, had the chance to handle the highly esteemed trophy while on the pitch.
Little Milan was sporting a sweet mini version of his dad Gerard’s soccer jersey. The story of how Shakira and Gerard came to be a couple is just as charming – he appeared in her music video for the World Cup anthem “Waka Waka” in 2010, and the two hit it off. Shakira confirmed their relationship on Twitter in March 2011, and they later revealed that they were expecting their first child together in September 2012. Now, the family of four lives in Barcelona where Gerard plays at Camp Nou in Catalonia.
“Yay, Dad!” exclaimed the mother-son duo in excitement as they cheered on their favorite player during the game.
