The 29-year-old Australian architect–turned–wife and muse of Kanye West was spotted out in an ultra-revealing outfit in which she eschewed a top in favor of bandage-like halter suspenders that only covered her nipples.

The curvaceous beauty was seen exiting a van with a male friend Gadir Rajab that had chauffeured her to a restaurant where she was meeting the 47-year-old rapper for dinner.

After alternating between her raven tresses and platinum-dyed locks, Bianca rocked messy bubblegum pink hair that reached down to her shoulders in seemingly sweaty tendrils.

She debuted the colorful look earlier this week while spending time in France with her husband, but the messy look got largely negative reviews from fans on social media.

Bianca was first seen with her candy-colored hair at the PROTOTYPES Menswear spring/summer 2025 show in Paris on Wednesday.

Her risqué outfit on Thursday night appeared to be of a single piece.

She had on a pair of beige low-rise shorts that reached down to the top of her knees, but they were actually constructed of strips of beige tape wrapped around her legs, and slight gaps between the strips opened up as she walked toward the restaurant.

Tucked into the pants was the single strand comprising her suspenders, which ran behind her neck halter style left almost nothing to the imagination.

The outfit, one of Bianca’s most revealing to date, highlighted her flat midriff and trim arms and legs.

She completed the minimalist look with a set of matching beige open-toe heels with clear plastic straps.

Bianca was heading to the popular restaurant Gigi Paris to meet her husband Kanye.

It was a surprising move for her to continue wearing nearly explicit outfits, as she previously put herself in danger of violating indecency laws during an earlier trip to Paris in February.

At the time, she had worn a set of sheer stockings with no underwear that seemingly exposed her nether regions.

Although her hitmaker husband wasn’t seen with her as she made her way to the restaurant on her own, he had accompanied her the day before when she debuted her pink hair at the PROTOTYPES Menswear spring/summer 2025 show.

Unlike some of her earlier extreme hair-color changes, Bianca appeared to have opted for a wig, based on the odd way her hair was draped over head, and some of her short mane appeared to peak out at her hairline.

The twisted strands also didn’t appear to have the same texture as natural hair.

Although she technically covered up more of her chest on Wednesday with her beige body suit, it was sheer enough to expose much of her top half.

As usual, Kanye contrasted his wife with a white sweatsuit.

The Flashing Lights rapper has largely given up on the balaclavas and full face masks after wearing them extensively in the last few years, but he wore a throwback to those edgy looks with a white mesh mask that completely hid his identity.

Bianca’s new pink locks received a largely negative review from fans on social media on Wednesday.

Some fans slammed the look as ‘atrocious’ and ‘horrible.’

‘She’s delusional if she thinks that’s a good look — it’s absolutely hideous,’ one person wrote.

Another person opined that ‘Her hair looks melted, fried…horrible.’

One user blasted Bianca, saying, ‘The more outrageous they try to be, the more boring they become.’

In addition to getting negative reviews, the pink hair didn’t dissuade social media critics who have accused her of copying Kanye’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian, as she has previously worn pink hair, as has her sister Kylie Jenner.

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Candid images of the 26-year-old went viral earlier this year and in a conversation with her sister Kendall on Wednesday’s show, Kylie complained to her sister about how people had been making fun of her face.

She said a photo had gone around of herself after she decided not to wear a lot of makeup.

Kylie said that if she wore a lot of makeup, people would she she was wearing ‘too much makeup,’ but if she went in the opposite direction, people would also criticize her on social media.

In particular, she was hurt that fans — as well as cosmetic dermatologists and professionals experienced with injecting fillers and botox — had pointed out diagonal lines running through her plump cheeks.

Some fans and professionals had speculated that she had used too much filler below her eyes and over her cheek bones, creating the prominent crease.

However, the lines can be visible on anyone, even in children, and Kylie claimed that the feature had always been prominent on her going back to when she was a child.

After she met up with her sister Kendall and attempted to prank their mother Kris Jenner on the series, they headed back to Kylie’s home for what ended up being a heart to heart. 

They started out in a jubilant mood, but the conversation took a darker, more emotional turn as the cosmetics mogul made a major confession about how deeply the trolling comments about her appearance at Paris Fashion Week had hurt her, particularly because she had toned down her makeup and fillers.

Kylie, who was wearing a chic dark blue denim jacket and matching jeans, noted that it’s hard to spend time with her sisters because they’re so busy.

‘Well that was a failure,’ she said as Kendall agreed that they were the ‘worst prankers.’

‘But, I love hanging out with you!’ Kylie said.

But then she confessed that it was a ‘miracle’ that she still had any ‘confidence’ left and that she could look in a mirror and ‘think that I’m pretty.’

Kylie complained to her sister about how people had been making fun of her online after she stepped out in the City of Lights for Paris Fashion Week.

She said a photo had gone around of herself after she decided not to wear a lot of makeup.

The model said they would never get past the comments, as people would always assume they had both gotten ‘full facial reconstructions.’

‘I can’t let the comments get me down,’ Kylie said. ‘I can’t let the comments get me down. I have s*** to do. Rise above.’

Earlier, Kendall had cut out from the Balenciaga show her sister Kim Kardashian had been at in Beverly Hills to visit Kylie’s house.

The model brought along an adorably fluffy puppy, which they wanted to introduce to their mother Kris’ dog Bridgette.

Bridgette, like the puppy, appeared to be a Poodle mix, and Kylie and Kendall admitted they had always wanted to style Bridgette like a traditional Poodle with most of her hair trimmed short and accented with longer poofs.

‘Hair grows, why not at least try,’ Kendall said.

Kylie worried that their mother might be furious if she suddenly discovered her dog had gotten a drastic haircut, though Kendall thought their reality show might help them out of a jam.

‘Because the cameras are on, I don’t think she’ll get that mad,’ Kendall added.

‘I think I’m good at pranks…’ Kylie later said in a confessional, though she sounded unsure of herself and trailed off.

The two made their way over to Kris’ home and snuck in before calling out for Bridgette.

The dog cautiously turned a corner and started to walk toward them, but Kendall and Kylie were disappointed to see that she had recently had a haircut, so her hair was too short for their intended cut.

They ran into another obstacle when Kris’ boyfriend Corey Gamble appeared and looked confused about why they were in the house unannounced. 

Then they met in the kitchen to fess up.

‘We came over here to… steal Bridget… and the groomer’s waiting at my house to cut her like a Poodle,’ Kylie admitted haltingly to Kris, who seemed more surprised than angry.

‘How can you not prank me? It’s so easy!’ Kris added in confessional. ‘What the f*** is wrong with you guys?’

But Kylie vowed that they would think of a more substantial prank later.

As they were leaving with the puppy, Kylie let out a high-pitched squeak that confused Kris, and she head to explain that it was a hiccup.

‘That’s your hiccup?!’ Kris responded, as she had apparently never heard the unusual mouse-like squeal, and Kendall admitted that she sounded the same when she hiccupped.

Kylie said that if she wore a lot of makeup, people would she she was wearing ‘too much makeup,’ but if she went in the opposite direction, people would also criticize her on social media.

In particular, she was hurt that fans — as well as cosmetic dermatologists and professionals experienced with injecting fillers and botox — had pointed out diagonal lines running through her plump cheeks.

Some fans and professionals had speculated that she had used too much filler below her eyes and over her cheek bones, creating the prominent crease.

However, the lines can be visible on anyone, even in children, and Kylie claimed that the feature had always been prominent on her going back to when she was a child. 

‘I just hear nasty things about myself all the time,’ Kylie admitted in the confessional interview.  

The billionaire reality star and cosmetics mogul wondered aloud to her sister why people didn’t more prominently defend her online. 

‘I’m kind of like, so numb to people talking about my looks at this point, and I just want to know why on the internet no one says anything or thinks that it’s OK,’ she said.

Kendall said it was an issue for the whole family, and they were ‘dehumanized’ in the public eye.

‘They don’t think that there are any rules with us,’ she said, adding that people don’t think they have ‘any feelings.’

‘If you talked the same way you talk about us about any other woman, people would come to their defense all day long,’ Kendall added. 

Kylie was particularly upset because she was trying to find a new, more natural looking, and she confessed to being on a ‘journey’ over the past year in which she dissolved ‘half’ of her lip filler.

‘I think with me it’s never going to change,’ Kylie said, before pausing as tears started to well up in her eyes. 

As she brushed them away, Kendall took a seat next to hear and wrapped her in a hug.

‘Why do people think it’s OK to talk about me?’ Kylie asked through her tears.

She said she hadn’t cried about the mean comments before, and as the tears slowed she shared how she occasionally sees defensive comments, but others claim online that it’s fine to criticize her looks because ‘she did it to herself.’

‘”She f***ed up her face. She has so much surgery,”‘ she recalled reading. 

Kylie said people had complained about her looks even before she got fillers, and she seemed distressed that people say she looks ‘old,’ though Kendall claimed she looked younger than ever.

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Mbappe suffered the blow when mistiming a header and smacking his head against Austrian defender Kevin Danso’s shoulder.

And that now means that he will have to wear a protective mask for the remainder of the tournament in Germany.

Straight after the game cameras saw him climbing into an ambulance to go to hospital to get his injury checked.

Following the tests, a press release from the French Football Federation (FFF) gave a positive update.

It read: “Kylian Mbappé returns to the base camp of the French national team.

“Kylian Mbappé suffered a broken nose during the second part of the Austria-France held this Monday in Dusseldorf.

“The captain of France was treated first by the medical staff and Dr. Franck Le Gall, who diagnosed him with a nose fracture.

“Mbappé will receive treatment in the next few days, but he will not undergo surgery in the immediate future.

“A mask will be made for him so that the number 10 of the French national team can prepare for his return to the competition after a period dedicated to treatment”.

And the striker appeared to be in good spirits after undergoing tests, as he made light of the situation.

post from Mbappe on X read: “Any ideas for masks?”

The injury started what ended up being a bizarre five-minute period that followed for the striker, who found himself booked.

After receiving medical treatment on the pitch for his busted nose, he was then forced to take to the sidelines before he could be reintroduced by the referee.

But the forward took matters into his own hands and, instead of patiently waiting to be introduced, he made his way back onto the pitch without permission from the officials.

And after doing so, he immediately flopped to the floor and sat down on the turf.

Roy Keane was among those left unimpressed by Mbappe’s decision.

Speaking on ITV, the Man Utd legend said: “I know players can make mistakes but to go back on and sit on the pitch.

“He deserved that yellow card… I don’t like to see it.”

And Gary Neville commented: “To look back, I think he’ll be disappointed.

“I think he’s looked at [France manager Didier] Deschamps and Deschamps has gone ‘get on!’.

“I think he’ll feel like he’s let himself down.”

But fans did feel some sympathy for Mbappe’s nasty injury.

The bizarre situation appeared to be a time-wasting tactic with France holding on to a narrow 1-0 lead against the Austrians.

Deschamps himself was also shown a yellow card by the referee.

Mbappe was finally substituted due to his injury in the 90th minute with Olivier Giroud replacing the attacker.

Prior to his exit, Mbappe had looked electric on the ball, but had one moment to forget.

The former PSG man was clean through on goal when he uncharacteristically struck a golden

opportunity wide.

But fortunately it didn’t impact the result as France were able to get their Euros off to a winning start.

Speaking after the win, Deschamps said of the injury: “Yes, Kylian Mbappe has probably broken his nose.

“His nose is not good at all. So we will see.

“It’s obviously a negative point of the evening, even if it’s just his nose it is annoying for us.”

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Now I feel like such a fool.

I thought she had broken down and stopped to help. So you can imagine the shock when I saw her sitting astride her ex in the passenger seat.

She is 42 and I’m 45. We have a 12-year-old son together and she has a daughter, 16, from her first marriage, who lives with her father.  

My wife has always had an amicable relationship with her ex, who is 47. 

When her daughter stopped visiting as often as usual, I assumed it was because she wanted to spend time with her friends, rather than her mother and half-brother.

A few weeks ago, my wife said she was going to see her daughter, to lend her a suitcase for her summer holiday.

That same night, I had to go round to my mother’s, because she thought she had a gas leak. After the engineer had sorted it, I headed home. On the way, I passed my wife’s car.

It was only after I’d parked up and walked over to the window that I noticed they were kissing – and worse!

My wife screamed when she saw me. I jumped back in my car and drove away, feeling sick about what I’d witnessed. 

Twenty minutes later, my wife came in.She’d been crying. 

She told me she hadn’t meant it to happen – it was one of those things. 

I asked her how long she’d been seeing her ex and she said, “Three months.”

Their daughter clearly knew and had stopped visiting us, hoping her mum and dad would get back together.

My son heard us arguing. He has said he hates his mum for splitting the family up. 

He’s not talking to her at the moment. It’s all a mess.

If she’s still seeing her ex, then it’s time for an ultimatum. 

She can’t sever all ties with him because of your stepdaughter, but she must decide who she wants to be with.

Sadly, one child will be hurt either way.

If you both want to save your marriage, you may need outside help. 

Suggest couples counselling. Tavistock Relationships provides quality counselling at a reasonable cost (tavistockrelationships.org, tel: 020 7380 1975).  They also offer an online therapy Service. 

My support pack, Worried About Your Parents, will help your son.

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A CBS News/YouGov survey released Sunday found that, among likely Biden voters, twice as many were motivated by opposition to former President Trump as by support of the president, 54 percent to 27 percent.

An additional 19 percent of likely Biden voters said they were motivated to back the president simply because he is the Democratic nominee.

But the Biden team is adamant that the campaign won’t be solely about blasting Trump — even as it insists the 45th president poses a clear and present danger to American democracy. 

The Biden argument is that the campaign need not be an “either/or” choice between hitting Trump and defending the president’s record. It will do both, aides say.

Many polls show American voters dissatisfied with the two major party nominees this year, but Biden could still succeed by turning the election into a referendum on Trump, at least in part. 

The same CBS poll showed the election essentially tied. In it, Biden had a 1-point edge across the seven key battleground states, but Trump was up by 1 point nationwide.

Those results are a slight improvement from recent polling averages that had shown Trump with a small lead. The CBS poll also showed the number of Biden supporters likely to vote for him out of antipathy toward Trump had ticked up. 

The share of Biden voters who said anti-Trump sentiment was their main motivation rose 7 points since March. The former president’s recent conviction on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records — and the ample publicity that his trial received — could have played a part in moving those numbers.

The Biden campaign is certainly putting plenty of effort into warning voters about the perceived threats Trump poses if he were to win a second term.

But advisers say the campaign is also putting particular emphasis on first-term accomplishments that have had a concrete effect on Americans’ daily lives, such as the $35 per month cap on the price of insulin for seniors and a broader limit on out-of-pocket prescription drug costs, also for seniors. 

The Biden team is also emphasizing infrastructure investments, support for minority-owned businesses and other measures.

Simultaneously, Biden’s team has recently dinged Trump in ads for reported comments that were disrespectful to veterans — some of which Trump denies making — as well as for an odd aside during a Nevada rally on Sunday.

At one point in Las Vegas, Trump appeared to gesture toward someone in the crowd and said, “I don’t care about you. I just want your vote. I don’t care.” The clip was repurposed into an ad posted on Biden’s account on social platform X. It accrued around 2.1 million views in its first six hours online.

Biden has also repeatedly alleged that Trump and “extreme MAGA Republicans” pose a unique danger to the nation.

Some Democrats say there is no tension at all between the two approaches. Democratic strategist Mark Longabaugh noted that any electoral coalition is likely to be “motivationally broad” — that is, encompassing people who vote for a candidate for any number of reasons.

“People who want to vote for Biden because they can’t stand Trump are perfectly fine,” Longabaugh added.

But he also acknowledged that Biden faces a number of challenges that could dent enthusiasm at least among some voters, from the economy to the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine.

“There are a whole lot of issues for the Biden campaign that make this election difficult — prices, inflation, the economic piece, the housing piece and having two overseas conflicts that are very difficult to deal with. Those are much more important challenges.”

Other Democrats worry that the White House has not sold Biden’s record of domestic achievements during his years in office up to now — an error that, they suggest, now leaves his campaign playing catch-up.

“The problem that Biden has — and he’s had it for quite a while — is that they haven’t done a very good job of letting the American people know exactly what his record is,” said Jerry Austin, a Democratic strategist with experience in presidential politics going back to the 1980s.

“Now with six months to an election, they are trying to remind people of what he’s done and that is falling on deaf ears.”

But Austin acknowledged that Trump’s entire approach necessitates taking him on head-on.

“All they need to do is take Trump at his own word,” Austin said. “They don’t have to amp it up, they don’t have to edit it. He says things like, this is about revenge. I don’t remember anybody in my lifetime running for president for revenge.”

Republicans, meanwhile, contend that an anti-Trump campaign will not work the way it did in 2020 — for the basic reason that, after one term of Biden, there are plenty of voters with frustrations about the incumbent.

Memories of Trump furors while in office — notably, his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic — are far less salient this time around.

GOP strategist Ron Bonjean, asked about a Biden campaign with Trump at its center, demurred, “It worked last time but it may not work this time because people aren’t happy with what they’ve seen from a Biden presidency.”

In the polling average maintained by The Hill and Decision Desk HQ, Biden’s job approval stood at 41.1 percent Monday evening, with 55.1 percent disapproval.

Those numbers have to be shifted, or Trump’s lowered, before Democrats feel more confident of victory come November.

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“We have a crazy SOB that guy, Putin, others. And we always have to be worried about a nuclear conflict. But the existential threat to humanity is climate,” Biden told those gathered at the fundraiser.

In response to Biden’s comments, the Kremlin on Thursday said they were a “huge disgrace” for the United States.

Biden also criticized former President Donald Trump’s comments likening his legal troubles to the death of Russian opposition leader and Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny. The president paraphrased his predecessor’s comments before telling the attendees that “if I stood here 10 to 15 years ago and said all this, you’d all think I should be committed.”

“He’s comparing himself to Navalny and saying that because our country’s become a communist country, he was persecuted, just like Navalny was persecuted. Where the hell does this comes from,” Biden said, according to reporters in the room. “If I stood here 10 to 15 years ago and said all this, you’d all think I should be committed. … It’s astounding.”

In stark contrast to Biden and other Western leaders, Trump, the 2024 Republican presidential front-runner, has yet to condemn Russia or Putin for Navalny’s death.

In recent weeks, Trump has also indicated several times that he would not defend a NATO country from a Russian attack if the country doesn’t meet spending guidelines on defense — a comment Biden slammed as an “admission that he intends to give Putin a green light for more war and violence”

Trump “is making it clear that he will abandon our NATO allies,” Biden added following the former president’s comments earlier this month.

When asked about the US president’s comments by a reporter for state-owned network Russia 1, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, “I can say that such rude statements from the head of the U.S. state are unlikely to offend in any way the head of another country, especially President Putin but this is a huge disgrace for the country, I mean for the United States of America.”

“So, if the president of such a country uses such language, it should be shameful,” he added.

“Clearly, Mr. Biden is demonstrating behavior in the style of a Hollywood cowboy to cater to domestic political interests.”

At a second fundraiser in San Francisco, Biden called Republicans in Congress the “party of chaos and division” and said they are “worse” than Strom Thurmond, a former South Carolina senator who ran for president as a segregationist in 1948.

“I’ve been a senator since ‘72. I’ve served with real racists. I’ve served with Strom Thurmond. I’ve served with all these guys that have set terrible records on race. But guess what? These guys are worse. These guys do not believe in basic democratic principles,” Biden said according to the pool traveling with him. “Time and again Republicans show they are the party of chaos and division.”

Biden also sought to draw further contrast with Trump, telling attendees that nine heads of state have told him, “You’ve got to win” in November.

“As I walk out of meetings, a head of state will find an excuse to come up close … and say, ‘You’ve got to win.’ Not because I’m so special. ‘You’ve got to win because my democracy is at stake if the other guy wins.’ Nine heads of state have done that with me,” Biden said, according to pool reporters.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi attended one of the fundraisers where the president was introduced by venture capitalist John Doerr, according to the White House.

Biden is expected to appear at another campaign event Thursday in Los Altos Hills, California, before returning to the White House in the evening.

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Ms Butina said on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that she has asked Russia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs if the party complied with Russia’s prohibition of LGBTQ+ “propaganda”, or violated the order outlining “traditional Russian spiritual and moral values”.

Yekaterina Mizulina, the head of pressure group Free Internet League, called for a boycott of the attendees.

“Such hangouts are a shot in the foot of the entire policy pursued by the state. The partygoers live in a different world than the rest of the country,” she wrote on Telegram, as per Moscow Times.

“These people should be boycotted at the state level,” she further said.

The police raided the nightclub on the second day of the party, after which guests were seen “way more dressed”, the outlet further said.

Ms Ivleeva, meanwhile, mocked the criticism, saying on Telegram that same people “like to look at beautiful, slender western models” but raise eyebrows when something like this happens inside Russia. Russian outlets claimed men were kissing on the dance floor and nude images were projected.

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“I’m not an Insurrectionist,” Trump wrote on Truth Social, specifically pointing to his comments on Jan. 6 in which he encouraged supporters to march to the Capitol “peacefully and patriotically.”

Trump also claimed Biden is an insurrectionist and a threat to democracy, continuing a pattern in which the former president accuses his opponents and critics of the same thing he is accused of doing.

In a Tuesday ruling, the Colorado Supreme Court in a 4-3 decision affirmed Trump engaged in insurrection by inflaming his supporters with false claims of election fraud and directing them to the Capitol — preventing him from a second White House term under the 14th Amendment’s “insurrection clause.” 

Trump supporters violently stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, to try to stop the certification of Biden’s victory in the 2020 election.

Trump’s campaign has said it will appeal the Colorado ruling.

Biden on Wednesday declined to weigh in on the court’s decision or on whether Trump should be removed from the ballot. But he said it was “self-evident” Trump supported an insurrection.

“Whether the 14th Amendment applies or not, we’ll let the court make that decision,” Biden said. “But he certainly supported an insurrection. There’s no question about it. None. Zero. And he seems to be doubling down on it.”

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Ortiz’s former husband Jaime Del Burgo, 53, currently based in the UK, recently contributed to a tell-all book about the 51-year-old Spanish royal, in which he makes the far-fetched claim that he and Letizia were still romantically involved after her 2004 wedding to Felipe. 

The entrepreneur – who claims he was dating Letizia when she first met the heir to the Spanish throne – also shared a selfie the Queen took in a mirror during one of her pregnancies as ‘evidence’ of their relationship on X, formerly known as Twitter, last night. A spokesperson for the Spanish royals told FEMAIL: ‘We have no comment to make about this.’  

It isn’t the first time the spotlight has shone on the complicated love lives of the Spanish monarchy – with the course of true love running anything but smoothly for many of the family members. 

Former Spanish king, Juan Carlos I, now 85, has been dogged for decades by rumours of countless infidelities during his marriage to Queen Sofia. 

Two of the marriages of Juan Carlos and Sofia’s three children – Felipe and his sisters Elena, 59, and Cristina, 58, – have ended in divorce; Cristina’s falling apart last year following her husband Inaki Urdangarin’s 2018 jail term for financial crimes. 

The sensational claims by Jaime Del Burgo, the ex husband of Queen Letizia’s sister Telma, have seen him allege that he was ‘dating’ Letizia before he married Telma.

This week he’s claimed that the Spanish Queen eventually ended their relationship – abruptly – by calling him and saying: ‘We can’t continue seeing each other’ in August 2011, seven years after she wed the Spanish monarch.  In 2012, Del Borgo got engaged to Letizia’s younger sister Telma.  

Telma, who already had her daughter Amanda from her relationship with ex-partner Enrique Martin Llop, accepted the proposal after just two months of dating.

At this time, Jaime claims he was still close to Letizia and Felipe. Author Jaime Peñafiel wrote in his new book Letizia & I: ‘When [Jaime del Burgo] is going to marry Telma, it is Felipe who advises him on the marriage agreements and, over the years, they have maintained a great friendship.’ 

In 2012, Del Borgo and Telma relocated to New York to start their married life – but Telma returned to Barcelona the same year before announcing their permanent separation in 2014. 

This week, Telma’s ex Jaime Del Burgo shared an undated selfie the Queen, 51, took in a bathroom mirror during one of her pregnancies as ‘evidence’ of their relationship on X, formerly known as Twitter.

 In the selfie, the royal can be seen wearing a black pashmina – which Jaime claims belonged to him – and he also typed out a message, supposedly sent to him by the  Spanish Queen. 

It read: ‘Love. I wear your pashmina. It’s like feeling you by my side. It takes care of me.

‘It protects me. I count the hours until we see each other again. Love you. Get out of here. Yours,’ 

After sharing the image, other X users questioned the validity of Jaime’s claims – given there is no evidence that Letizia sent him the photo or accompanying message. The businessman has since deleted his X account.

A spokesperson for the Spanish Royal Family told FEMAIL: ‘We have no comment to make about this.’ 

Telma’s partner is now Irish lawyer Gavin Bonnar and the couple welcomed their first child together in October 2021, when Telma was aged 47. Gavin shares two children with his first wife musician Sharon Corr. 

In her recent album The Fool & The Scorpion, Sharon wrote lyrics including ‘the queen’s twisted sister’ – which fans speculated were inspired by her children’s new step-mother. 

Telma and her family prefer to stay out of the limelight – but it’s thought she still has a close relationship with her sister, with the mother-of-two invited to several special family occasions, including the Princess of Asturias Awards in 2019.

At the lavish event, she watched her niece Princess Leonor, 18, who is heir to the Spanish throne, give a speech. 

This summer, when in Madrid to attend a talk on renewable energy starring Amal Clooney, she told the media her nieces were ‘the best’.

Letizia married high school teacher Alonso Guerrero Perez, nine years her senior, in 1998 following a ten-year romance  – with the pair meeting when the future Spanish queen was just 16.

The couple tied the knot in a civil ceremony in the town of Almendralejo, Badajoz, but divorced the following year after just one year of marriage.

Letizia met husband-to-be Felipe in 2002, while she was working for popular TV channel 24 Horas, with the couple announcing their engagement just a year later.

Letizia’s status as a divorcee, as well as her former relationship with the high school teacher, caused controversy in Spain ahead of the royal wedding, suddenly thrusting Alonso into the spotlight. 

However, her previous marriage came back to haunt her when her ex-husband published a novel that seemed to be inspired by his controversial romance with the Spanish royal.

Guerrero Perez, from Alcalá de Henares, Spain, wrote a fictional book called El Amor De Penny Robinson, or The Love of Penny Robinson.

The novel tells the story of a man – who has the same name as the author – suddenly thrust into the spotlight due to his ex-wife becoming queen.

In the book, the main character even describes how he took a nude snap of his first love, Laura, a character believed to be based on Letizia.

The protagonist falls in love with two women – Laura and Nené – who are both thought to be based on Letizia.

The book then tells the story of how the second woman, named Nené, becomes Queen – leading to the protagonist becoming a ‘media character’. 

The older sister of King Felipe VI, Infanta Cristina of Spain, now 58, found herself at the heart of one of the Spanish monarchies biggest scandals – after her husband, now ex, was jailed for financial crimes. 

Businessman and retired handball player Iñaki Urdangarin, 54, was sentenced to five years in prison in 2018 for embezzlement and money laundering in excess of £4.5 million through his non-profit organisation, the Noos Institute.

Urdangarin married Infanta Cristina in 1997 and the couple share four children together, all in their late teens or early twenties: Juan, Pablo, Miguel and Irene.

The couple shared a joint statement in January 2022 to Spain’s State News Agency saying they were to separate. 

The end of their relationship came after he was pictured holding hands with another woman, allegedly an unnamed co-worker at the Imaz & Asociados law firm, in a photo published by the Spanish magazine Lecturas. 

In a bid to distance themselves from these corruption claims, the Spanish royal family removed the section dedicated to Iñaki Urdangarin on their website. 

Infanta Cristina was also investigated for corruption, but was acquitted of any charges. However, her brother King Felipe VI stripped her of her title of Duchess of Palma in 2015.

Now living in exile in the United Arab Emirates, largely estranged from his wife and family, Juan Carlos I, 85, has been perhaps the Spanish royals biggest purveyor of scandal in recent decades.

Although now best known for his misdeeds, he was once one of the most glamorous men on the world stage. Juan Carlos, who has three children – two daughters and a son – with wife Queen Sofia enjoyed a close relationship with Queen Elizabeth and the British royal family; a friendship with King Charles continues. 

A onetime hero to Spaniards thanks to his rejection of the legacy of dictator Francisco Franco and the ushering in of a new democratic, liberal era after decades of authoritarianism, his people eventually grew tired of the rumours about his less than salubrious behaviour. 

Juan Carlos’ adulterous bedding of hundreds of women – with some claiming he has slept with 2,000 women – and accusations of financial impropriety are likely to be his lasting legacy. 

The Spanish public finally turned on their king in 2012 when he took an elephant-shooting trip with his former lover, the aristocrat Corinna zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn. 

Amid increasingly poor health, abdication and self-imposed exile came two years later, with the king letting his son, Felipe IV, take over. 

While the 2007 separation of Princess Elena, the eldest daughter of Spain’s King Juan Carlos and Queen Sofia, was low-key in comparison to that of her younger sister, it still put the royal family back in the headlines. 

Elena, now 59, and her husband Jaime de Marichalar, who married in Seville Cathedral in 1995, separated after 12 years of marriage. 

The Spanish princess announced that she was leaving her husband and taking her two children with her. Elena’s eldest child Felipe Juan Froilan, now 25, was the first grandchild for Juan Carlos and Sofia. The couple also had a daughter Victoria Federica, now 23.

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Milei’s rise does not mean that Argentine society has turned ultra-right from one day to the next or that they embrace the fundamentalist ideals of a new libertarian fascism of the market. One which puts economic freedom above democracy and civilizing minimums of the Western world, typical of political liberalism.

The problem is that Milei’s discourse is seen as a way out, by using anti-caste and anti-elite rhetoric, which takes advantage of citizen discontent, a product of the economic crisis and state corruption. He proposes an idea of idiot capitalism, which completely leaves out of discussion and criticism the role of an economic caste, which is the one that has ultimately benefited the most from the current capitalist crisis.

With this, of course, it is not about exonerating the Argentine political class and particularly what is known as Kirchnerism from responsibility for a historic anti-Peronist vote and a very bad candidate such as Sergio Massa. However, the installation of Milei’s antisocial and state-phobic discourse should not be allowed to take hole, as it is totally unsustainable in any democracy.

Hence, Milei’s libertarian fascist discourse dwarfs what has been proposed by figures like Bolsonaro and Trump. He proposes a crude economic focus incapable of seeing basic power relations and thus proposing an almost religious morality with respect to the business sector, by sacralizing it at all times. It’s as if we should be constantly thanking them for the benefits they would give us.

Consequently, Milei explicitly states that businessmen are social benefactors, for the mere fact of providing goods and services as for giving us jobs. Exactly what has given them the same concentration of wealth, labor exploitation and socio-environmental disasters that their actions often generate. To him, the corrupt are always the politicians, while the businessmen are pure and righteous beings.

For this reason, the deep admiration that Milei feels for characters such as Axel Kaiser, Jose Antonio Kast and the so-called Chilean economic miracle, imposed during the Pinochet dictatorship and deepened with the return of democracy. A policy that privatized practically everything and indebted families to extreme levels to be able to pay for such basic things as education, health, housing and to survive during retirement, given the miserable pensions provided by the private AFP system.

But that does not matter to Milei, nor does it matter that in Chile the richest 1% concentrate 49.6% of the wealth, far surpassing countries like Russia, the United States, Brazil and Argentina, and that certain Chilean economic groups, given their power, have financed the political class for decades and have also colluded in the prices of food and medicines in a criminal manner.

Milei sees nothing wrong that such a concentration of economic groups in Chile such as Luksic, Matte and Angellini appropriate the country’s natural wealth, destroy ecosystems with impunity and consume massive amounts of water, since these mining, forestry and agro-export mega-companies provide employment.

On the contrary, Milei’s brand of capitalism reaches such an extent that, apart from admiring a socially and environmentally unsustainable Chilean model, he proposes a retro-utopia, which yearns for the return of Argentina’s supposedly glorious past of 100 years ago. Back then, Argentina was a country with the highest GDP, but without industry, with almost no labor rights and totally dependent on selling raw materials to the international market.

That said, Milei disguises herself as an outsider, an anti-system rebel, while taking advantage of the inflationary crisis in Argentina and the impoverishment of the people.  However, he is only proposing an unviable country, through extreme measures that go from eliminating several ministries, eliminating the Council of Scientific and Technological research, the Central Bank, cuts in Education and drastically reducing taxes. Within his economic fundamentalism, taxes are robbery and a criminal act of the State.

In short, if Javier Milei becomes president of Argentina, which is posible, we will see what he is capable of doing, considering the few deputies and senators that his La Libertad Avanza party will obtain. In order to govern he will be obliged to give in politically, having to leave his libertarian purity aside and see himself as one of the caste that he himself criticizes.

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