Naturally, it is speculated that there is a separation between Iñaki Urdangarin and Infanta Cristina, the daughter of King Juan Carlos, who had stuck together against all odds, even after the corruption case noos, of which Iñaki was found guilty and who took the infanta to court.
The photographs of Urdangarin, who enjoys a semi-liberty regime after being taken to prison in 2018, walking along the beaches of Bidart with Ainhoa Armentia fell like a bucket of cold water, especially after having seen the former Duke of Palma in Baqueira, last December, skiing in the Catalan Pyrenees with his four children, and walking hand in hand through the streets.
But if things came to an end, the divorce would have many edges to analyze. Infanta Cristina and Iñaki Urdangarin were married under the separation of property regime and do not own any shared property. In this aspect, things are easier.
High-profile marriages like this one usually sign marriage contracts that make clear the steps to follow if there is a breakup and, among other things, would make Urdangarin sign a confidentiality agreement that would prevent him from talking about what he may have learned while he was part of the royal family.
Another aspect to take into account would be the place where the divorce takes place. Infanta Cristina lives in Switzerland and could decide to do it there, which would help her maintain some privacy compared to Spain, which, having married in Catalonia, could be another possible site.
It must be taken into account that the couple still has a minor daughter, Irene, aged 16, so the issue of protecting details is essential.