Everyone Is Happy About What Happened With Pilar Rubio and Sergio Ramos's Children in Mexico

Pilar Rubio and Sergio Ramos have given one of the most desired news to their followers. The family has experienced a period of many changes in recent months. They have confirmed that their children have adapted very well to their new life in Mexico.

Since Sergio Ramos signed with the Rayados club in Mexico last February, his life has taken a turn. They have been constantly traveling between Madrid and Mexico. However, this new routine hasn't prevented them from adapting perfectly.

Pilar reappeared a few days ago in front of the cameras. She did so radiant, just after having turned 47 spectacular years. She presented her new capsule collection for the swimwear brand Selmark.

Pilar Rubio Confirms the Happy News About the Children She Has with Sergio Ramos

Pilar Rubio has presented her collection in style. She posed in one of her own designs. She has shown that she still has an enviable physique.

During the presentation, Pilar spoke with the media. She shared details of her current life in Mexico. She confessed that both she and her children have adapted without problems.

"We are traveling people," she said. "We are citizens of the world, so we find something good and an opportunity in every place," she added.

She also explained her way of seeing life: "Every corner of this planet has something to offer," she assured. "In the end, everything is wealth, it's experiences," she reflected. "The most important thing is the affection of those around you, your family," she expressed with emotion.

Pilar Rubio and Sergio Ramos Are Very Happy with Their New Life in Mexico

Additionally, Pilar left a very clear message and said that opening the mind is essential. "Sometimes we close ourselves in our town," she stated. "And it can't be, the world is very big, every place has something to teach," she concluded with a big smile.

The news has caused a wave of positive messages because many followers have celebrated that their children are happy in Mexico. The Ramos-Rubio family has shown once again their unity. They have overcome the changes with joy and have opened their hearts to new cultures.

Their fans, both in Spain and Latin America, have been deeply pleased. Knowing that the children are well has been the best gift. Pilar and Sergio have given a great lesson in love, adaptation, and optimism.