Video emerges of Pique’s mother threatening Shakira in the middle of the street

Shakira’s “Music Session #53” has opened Pandora’s box regarding the relationship between the singer, Gerard Pique and the rest of the former footballer’s family. In the song, the “pop star” openly accuses her ex-husband and his new fiancée, Klara Kia Marti, although there was also a very heartfelt verse directed at her former mother-in-law, Montserrat Bernabeu, who for
Shakira’s “Music Session #53” has opened Pandora’s box regarding the relationship between the singer, Gerard Pique and the rest of the former footballer’s family.
In the song, the “pop star” openly accuses her ex-husband and his new fiancée, Klara Kia Marti, although there was also a very heartfelt verse directed at her former mother-in-law, Montserrat Bernabeu, who for many years lived as her neighbor and, even today, they were separated only by a flower-covered fence. And to avoid even having visual contact, Shakira has recently decided to build a very high wall, as several concrete mixers have been working at the villa for days to create this separation between the properties.
In any case, given how much of a stir Shakira’s breakup with Gerard Pique has caused, a video from some time ago has begun circulating again on “Twitter”; today it takes on its true meaning in light of recent events, which everyone is aware of. The amateur footage shows two women arguing in the street, right in front of Barcelona’s former defender. What’s more, Montserrat, Pique’s mother, grabs Shakira by the face with a very aggressive expression and then tells her to “shut it.”
The athlete’s expression is also outrageous: not only does he do nothing to protect the mother of his children (Milan and Shasha) from his mother’s aggressive behavior, but he seems to enjoy Montserrat grabbing the singer by the jaw. In any case, the singer’s countless fans have come out in support of the Colombian, expressing their sympathy for Shakira in the comments beneath the video. “You put up with so much for love.” Or, “You got out of that hell very late, but we’re with you, Shakira”…



