Over the years, it seems like Princess Cristina and Inaki Urdangarin have never been able to avoid public scrutiny. Despite their numerous controversies, their four children have managed to live a private life. Not much of their life is known to the public, but from what we do know, they seem to be doing well for themselves.
22-year-old Pablo Urdangarin has followed in his famous father's footsteps. After attending school in Geneva, Pablo joined the Barcelona handball team. During a rare interview, the son credited his parents for teaching him the importance of balancing athletics and academia. "I've always had my parents tell me that it's very important because you never know when something might happen or when your sports career might end," he told BarçaTv (via SportsFinding). With an interest in sports, Pablo studied sports management at the University of Barcelona.
The three other children live outside of the spotlight. The youngest and only girl of the bunch, Irene, lives with her mother in Switzerland. The eldest son, Juan studied International Relations and Economics, and currently splits his time between London and Madrid. Miguel also lives in London and studied Marine Science. According to RoyalFamily.News, their lavish lifestyle reportedly costs their mother $16,000 a month.
