Shakira pleads with the media because of her two children

The Colombian actress, Shakira, does not seem happy with the press pursuing her wherever she goes or travels, especially since her news has multiplied tremendously since the moment she announced her separation from retired world soccer star Gerard Pique, and she began to completely lose the privacy of her life, as the cameras do not ignore her and her two children for a moment. One, and hardly a single day goes by without her name making headlines in Spain in particular, and in the world in general.

For the first time, Shakira addressed the media clearly and frankly through a lengthy message that she wrote on her official account on “Instagram”, in which she said that at this time that is witnessing great changes in her life, and as a public figure, she understands the constant curiosity of the press and the media by tracking her news and the news of her family. permanently.

In her letter, Shakira explained that her two children, Milan and Sasha, had lived a very difficult year, and had suffered continuous siege and relentless persecution, imposed by the media and photographers in Barcelona in particular.

And she added that her two children are starting a new stage in their lives today, so she asks all the media on behalf of both “Milan” and “Sasha” to respect their right to privacy.

“I beg you not to follow them when they enter or leave school, or wait for them at our door, or follow them in their extra-curricular and recreational activities, as was the case every day in Barcelona, ​​for photographs or the best shots and reviews,” she added.

In her letter, she added that she is fully confident that journalists and photographers are sensitive people, who appreciate the situation that her two children are facing, and that they are able to act in more humane ways, bearing in mind that what they are doing is directly related to the health and physical, emotional and psychological safety of two children under eight and ten years.

Pique’s former girlfriend noted that the elderly cannot live in peace in light of their constant persecution by cameras, and they will not feel safe and peace of mind in such circumstances, noting that the situation of children may be much worse if this siege continues on them.