Maria Guardiola is part of one of the most high-profile Catalan families, the one that makes up Pep Guardiola y Christina Serra. The eldest of the three children they had has given a very surprising interview, which represents the first statements she has made to a magazine. The lucky one has been Vanity Fairwhich has obtained powerful headlines about the young woman’s intimate life.
She, who has lived in so many different cities because of her father’s work, assures that she feels “incredibly grateful” because of the experiences he has had. Moving so frequently has given him “great confidence” in herself, she says, and she has only survived this crazy life thanks to routines: “I’ve always been into ice skating and it helped me practice it everywhere we lived”.
She has worked on various humanitarian causes, the young woman lives in London to study Fashion Business. It’s not going bad for him, considering that he has come to work for Victoria Beckham. As a curiosity? That she did this interview in English: “She tells us that it is the language in which she feels most comfortable.”
Will Pep Guardiola’s daughter live in Barcelona again?
He has almost a million followers on Instagram, but he does not consider himself influencer. She works in the fashion sector, but is still not sure what path she will take. For now, he knows that he will continue in the United Kingdom. He rules out returning to Barcelona, but since his mother lives here: “For me, Barcelona means family and football. I have incredible memories there and it is pure happiness”.
In this interview, Maria Guardiola brings to light what she believes she has inherited from her parents. From him, he assures that he has learned “stubbornness.” And from the mother, a fashion designer, “confidence and a sense of independence.” He has not spoken about his parents’ divorce, which has made several headlines in the tabloid press in recent months..
Focused on her career, she lets it slip that she has been instilled that in this life it is important to love and be aware that she is privileged. A young woman with her head in its place, it seems, who could take advantage of this interview to open a new window into her private life.
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