A year of farewells and pain
Queen Sofia has faced a period of profound sadness and significant changes in her personal life. As she has gotten older, she has had to deal with the loss of loved ones, a process that has left its mark on her emotional state. The recent death of her brother Constantine and the deterioration of the health of her sister Irene, who suffers from Alzheimer’s, have left an indelible mark on her soul.
Changes in the royal family
The family situation has become complex, especially with the influence of Queen Letizia, which has caused a separation between Sofia and the Bourbons. Although the emeritus treasures moments with her grandchildren, the restrictions imposed have limited the time she can spend with them, thus increasing her feeling of isolation.
The longing for family unity
Sofia has expressed her desire to reunite the entire family in Marivent, a refuge that has meant peace and happiness in the past. Although her children support the idea, Letizia’s opposition has made this dream become a distant illusion, with limited and fragmented visits.
Sofia’s emotional health
The changes in her life have not only affected her emotional well-being, but have also had a visible impact on her physical health. The Queen has been seen in public looking frail, at times using a wheelchair, which has raised concerns about her mental state. Some close associates suggest she may be dealing with depression that requires professional attention.
Reflections on the future
As time goes by, Queen Sofia feels increasingly alone, and her desire to share moments with her loved ones becomes an emotional burden. As her health deteriorates, there remains hope that the family can reunite and provide her with the support she so desperately needs, before it is too late.