A fundamental pillar in the life of the royal family
For almost two decades, Paloma Rosasolano has been a key figure in the life of the Spanish royal family. Her close relationship with Letizia and Felipe was consolidated after the royal wedding and strengthened with her arrival to the throne. Her influence was not limited to the domestic sphere, but also included the upbringing of Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia. However, recent events have marked a change in this privileged relationship.
Privileges and drastic changes
For 19 years, Paloma has enjoyed extensive privileges at Zarzuela: her own rooms, free entry at any time, and food always available. However, this reality has changed drastically.
The break in the relationship
King Felipe VI has made the decision to restrict Paloma’s visits and prolonged stays in Zarzuela, demonstrating his intention to set clear limits and reinforce control over Queen Letizia’s environment. This measure has been motivated by the revelation of Letizia’s alleged extramarital relationship, which has marked a new course in the relationship between the royal family and Paloma.
Changes in power and influence
This episode has led Queen Letizia to lose power and influence, which has left her mother in a compromised situation. Letizia has experienced a significant loss of influence and status due to the royal family’s marital crises and her alleged infidelities with Jaime del Burgo. Now, Paloma only stays to sleep when the king is away.
Limitations and encounters outside the palace
Felipe VI has decided to limit the presence of family members in Letizia’s daily life, following the example of his wife. Paloma must now coordinate meetings with Letizia outside the palace, without the freedom of access as she did previously. The two decades of closeness and privilege have come to an end.
Conclusion
The relationship between Paloma Rosasolano and the Spanish royal family has undergone a significant change. The privileges she enjoyed have been restricted and her influence has been affected. Now, Paloma must adapt to a new reality and coordinate meetings outside the palace. This break in the relationship marks a new direction for the Spanish royal family.
