You already should know about the german mags reputation -_- , massive crap and lies center . That from the pic wasn't even reported in Spain or in another place But, from ES we can expect everything I saw in a tv program that a offer was made to her to write a book about her relationship with Felipe
If you see the news treat of Felipe, you will see that is agenda is quite full, yesterday in the morning he was in Galizia to gave some awards and at the end of the afternoon he was already in Tenerife, Canarias, where he will innagurate the new city auditorium and where, during the weekend, he will participate in the Prince Felipe Sailing trophy. So, you see, in that front he isn't quiet :P .
I have a question about Felipe and the type of girl people want him to marry- I don't know if this belongs in this thread, so sorry if it should be somewhere else.
Do you think the Felipe would ever marry a much younger girl, kind of like Charles and Diana? Would that be looked down upon by the Spanish, or if she were a 'suitable' girl, would it be accepted? Though I do think it would be kind of odd seeing him marry a 22 year old, (just as it did when Charles married a 19 year old) perhaps it could work.
With all the excitement today in Denmark with Frederik and Mary I think we forgot other Crown Pinces exist! :P
www.casareal.es - Su Alteza Real el Príncipe de Asturias con el presidente de la Reserva Federal de Estados Unidos, Alan Greenspan, y el presidente del Banco Mundial, James Wolfensohn, que ofreció una cena en su domicilio a Don Felipe, a la que asistieron además otras significativas personalidades del mundo de la economía internacional. En el encuentro tuvieron oportunidad de debatir sobre la situación económica actual y sus perspectivas a medio y largo plazo.
Spanish Prince Felipe, right, looks up during the official opening of the new Instituto Cervantes in New York Friday, Oct. 10, 2003. Second from left is the institute's director, Antonio Garrido.
Spanish Prince Felipe, center, talks with Maria Kodama, right, the widow of writer Jorge Luis Borges, as the two tour the new Instituto Cervantes in New York Friday, Oct. 10, 2003, with the institute's director, Antonio Garrido, left. The institute contains a new library named after Borges.
www.casareal.es - Su Alteza Real el Príncipe de Asturias ha inaugurado el nuevo Instituto Cervantes, destacando así la importancia creciente que tiene en los Estados Unidos la cultura hispana, tanto por el auge del idioma como por la pujanza de una comunidad "que aporta lo mejor que tiene" al bienestar del país. Don Felipe destacó en sus palabras que "el idioma español es una realidad creciente". En la inauguración de la nueva sede, ubicada en un edificio emblemático de la ciudad, y que alberga la biblioteca en español más amplia de los Estados Unidos, Su Alteza Real resaltó la importancia de la institución, que se dedicará a la "promoción, enseñanza y aprendizaje de nuestro idioma, que es hoy ya la segunda lengua de comunicación en el mundo"
He is really happy!
Who is his current girlfriend? When is he going to marry???
__________________ Never let go of anyone that you could not go a day without thinking about. There just might be a very good reason why they're always on your mind. Sometimes, it's the brain that knows too well what the heart tries so hard to deny ~ ~ Anonymous ~ ~
"8 OCTUBRE 2003
El príncipe Felipe acudió el miércoles de la semana pasada, junto a un grupo de amigos, a una conocida y céntrica discoteca madrileña, donde disfrutó de una agradable velada. El heredero de la Corona, que vestía una cazadora de cuero en tono marrón y unos vaqueros oscuros, había realizado por la mañana una jornada de trabajo con la Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Telecomunicaciones y por la noche decidió, tal como decíamos, acudir a una cita con sus amigos con el fin de pasar unas horas en un ambiente distendido y relajado.
La despedida
En el grupo, por cierto, estaban varias jóvenes que, al despedirse de Felipe de Borbón, mostraron el grado de amistad que les une, no faltando algún que otro afectuoso abrazo. Según pudimos saber, el grupo compartió música y baile hasta el momento en que decidieron abandonar el local para regresar a sus respectivos domicilios. Fue entonces cuando, al despedirse, los reporteros gráficos pudieron captar las imágenes afectuosas que las jóvenes protagonizaron con el príncipe, tal como puede verse en algunas de las fotos de este reportaje.
Como curiosidad, digamos que esa misma noche estuvo en la misma discoteca el popular actor Will Smith, protagonista de la conocida serie de televisión El príncipe de Bel Air, que había viajado a España para presentar su última película.
Last week, Prince Felipe showed up in a popular disco in downtown Madrid, where he and a group of friends enjoyed a nice evening . The Crown Prince, who was wearing a brown leather jacket and a pair of dark jeans, had spent the morning meeting with the National Commission of the Media Market, and in the evening he decided to go out with his friends to spend a few hours in a relaxed ambience.
The farewell
Within the group, BTW, there were several young women who, when saying goodbye to Felipe de Borbón, made evident their close friendship with him; there were even one or two hugs. As we found out, the group shared music and dance until the moment they decided to take off to go back to their own places. It was when they were saying goodbye, that the media could shoot the tender pictures of the young women with the prince; as you can see in some of these pictures. It’s also interesting that the same night, the popular star of the the Fresh Prince of Bel Air show, actor Will Smith, was also there. He had come to Spain to promote his new movie.
Thanks Rattie!
And in one of these pics there are 4 girls and three of them blonde!! Of course!!
Maybe they all dye before going out with him! I mean those pics are from Madrid and Spain has many dark haired people.
Maybe just a prejudice :woot: !
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Su Alteza Real el Príncipe de Asturias con los finalistas del Torneo Masters Madrid 2003, Juan Carlos Ferrero y Nicolás Massú, tras la entrega de trofeos de la competición. La victoria correspondió al tenista español, que se impuso al chileno por un resultado de 6-3, 6-4 y 6-3.
(Madrid, 19 de octubre de 2003)