A new chapter in the life of Juan Carlos I
Although he left for Abu Dhabi in August 2020 in covert ‘exile’, Juan Carlos I has continued to be a figure at the center of public attention. During his first stage in ‘exile’, he stayed away from his native country, but was aware that his departure would not be permanent. And his absence from Spain initially total, he gradually gave in to the need to return, even if discreetly.
A controversial return
His first visit to Spain after that time caused a stir and discontent in the royal house. Felipe VI and Letizia were not pleased with the media attention their presence generated. Thus, he was asked to ask permission from now on and keep a low profile during her future visits. Juan Carlos I complied with these guidelines, earning the opportunity to return more frequently and without restrictions. And so his presence in Spain, which was initially limited to select events such as regattas and family birthdays, became more common and less discreet.
A new home in Geneva
However, his repeated returns to Spain are not the only change in his life. According to expert sources in the life of the emeritus, although his official residence remains in Abu Dhabi, Juan Carlos I is establishing his de facto home in Geneva, where his daughter, Infanta Cristina, resides. There he stays in a luxury hotel. This proximity to Spain suggests a new opportunity for a more permanent return.
An intriguing company
But the most intriguing thing is the company that the former monarch has had in Abu Dhabi and that now keeps him company in Switzerland. Rumors suggest that Juan Carlos I is accompanied by Marta Gayá, a figure known for her long-term relationship with him. Marta Gayá, considered one of the most significant people in the personal life of the emeritus king, has been the subject of speculation in the media.
According to the Mamarazzi, Juan Carlos I would be in Switzerland with one of his best-known lovers, Marta Gayá. This relationship has been the subject of media attention and generated controversy in the past. However, the presence of Marta Gayá in the life of Juan Carlos I in Switzerland seems to indicate a new stage in their relationship.
A new beginning
The return of Juan Carlos I to Spain and his establishment in Geneva mark a new chapter in his life. Although his official residence remains in Abu Dhabi, his more frequent presence in Spain and his company in Switzerland suggest a new opportunity for a more permanent return. The future of Juan Carlos I remains uncertain, but it is clear that his return has generated interest and controversy in public opinion.
