After a fairly long period of maintaining occasional contact, Irene Urdangarin and Juan Urquijo have rekindled their relationship with a series of meetings in Madrid, where they have shared everything from urban walks to more adventurous experiences. The new couple, who seems very well off, has had a curious and animalistic date.
This plan was none other than a visit to Safari Madrid, a space where visitors can interact with animals in semi-freedom from the safety of their car. In this place, located in the Village of Fresno, Irene and Juan enjoyed each other’s company in an environment as unusual as it was exciting.
The magazine Hello! has managed to get images of both of them, smiling and entertained, while they fed a mountain goat with a carrot from her car, which was being driven by Teresa Urquijo’s brother and José Luis Martínez-Almeida’s brother-in-law.
In addition to this picturesque moment, the photographs reveal other moments of complicity between Irene and Juan. A particularly illustrative image shows Irene resting her head on Juan’s shoulder, a gesture that, although slight, suggests great trust in her new boyfriend and a strong emotional bond despite the short time they have been together.
Despite the usual physical distance between them, since Irene has been working as an aid worker in Cambodia since January, their relationship seems to be going from strength to strength, something that makes Infanta Cristina dizzy, since Urquijo’s current mother-in-law considers that her daughter may stray. of his studies.
The reunion last summer, mediated by mutual friends including Victoria Federica, seems to have been the catalyst for this new chapter in their lives, in which a somewhat forgotten childhood friendship has been blossoming.
In fact, Urquijo was strongly linked to the first of his current girlfriend. Three years ago they were seen together and speculation began that they were a couple. However, time showed that they were only good friends and they stayed to have a good time together, without any kind of feeling involved.
