In the summer of 2022, news of Gerard Piqué and Shakira’s breakup surprised many with the quiet and peaceful nature of their separation after more than 10 years together.
However, a few months later, revelations about the football player’s betrayals surfaced on the internet, causing a shift in the narrative.
Shakira, who initially spoke about the breakup, discovered that Piqué’s involvement with Clara Chia had lasted longer than she had imagined.
Their public appearances now evoke less-than-positive emotions for Shakira, who has expressed her feelings about her ex’s new partner through both music and social media.
In a recent interview, Shakira addressed her perspective on women who don’t support each other, stating, “There is a special place in hell for women who do not support other women.”
Despite the challenges, Shakira emphasized that the entire experience has made her stronger. She acknowledged her past belief in the idea that a woman finds completeness only with a man and dreams of a family living under one roof.
However, the artist has reevaluated her priorities, recognizing that not achieving certain goals in life can lead to unexpected compensations.
Shakira now finds fulfillment in her two children, who bring love into her life every day.
Reflecting on her history of dependence on men and a love for love, Shakira shared that the breakup has led to personal growth.
Today, she feels more complete by relying on herself and being a source of strength for her two children.
