Shakira ex Gerard Pique doesn’t want to spend 10 days with his sons: Report
Shakira ex Gerard Pique wants 'reduction' in time he is supposed to spend with his kids, source
Shakira’s former beau Gerard Pique reportedly does not want to spend 10 days with his boys despite fighting with singer over their custody for months.
After long negotiations, it was finalized between the Waka Waka singer and the former Barcelona player that their kids will stay with Shakira and Gerard can meet them for 10 days each month.
However, it is being reported now that the athlete wants a “reduction in time” that was allotted to him to meet his boys, Sasha and Milan.
Sports Manor reported, “Gerard Piqué has requested a reduction in time with his children, according to the Spanish press. The former player wants to see them 5 or 6 days a month.”
According to the publication, it has come as a shock for the boys, who have shifted to Miami with Shakira after she broke up with Gerard.
However, a report by Canal RCN reported that Gerard is looking to buy a house in Miami that too close to Shakira’s residence so that it would be easier for him to spend time with his children.
Shakira parted ways with Gerard last year following 12-year romance without disclosing reasons of their separation.
Weeks later, the footballer made his relationship with 23-year-old Clara Chia Marti Instagram official. Meanwhile, Shakira is rumoured to be dating Spanish musician Alejandro Sanz.
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