An expert confirms the rumor about Queen Letizia after her famous photo with Felipe VI

One of the latest public appearances of Queen Letizia alongside Felipe VI has sparked a lot of discussion. Specifically, a photograph taken during the 105th edition of the ABC Journalism Awards has caused intense rumors about her role. Moreover, it has served as a trigger for a well-known nonverbal communication expert, Patrycia Centeno, to confirm what many suspected.

Yes, Letizia's presence at the event wasn't just an institutional gesture, but a visual statement full of symbolism. She isn't just a queen, but also a journalist. That, this time, mattered much more than it might seem.

The rumor about Queen Letizia is confirmed: essential role in a very male-dominated snapshot

Queen Letizia accompanied King Felipe VI to the ABC Journalism Awards ceremony, an emblematic event on the national media calendar. In the event's snapshot, taken with the awardees, including Carlos Alsina, she appears as the only female journalist present.

This detail hasn't gone unnoticed and has caused rumors about the importance of the monarch appearing in the image. Patrycia Centeno, an expert in nonverbal language analysis, has confirmed this.

This professional has done so by sharing her interpretation of the scene on social media. Her comment was clear and direct: "Thank goodness the queen is there because, according to this photo, it looks like female journalists don't exist."

With this statement, Centeno hasn't just highlighted the importance of Letizia's gesture, but has also focused on a deeper problem. The absence of women in the recognitions of such an influential outlet as ABC. A snapshot that, unintentionally, reflects a reality still present in the world of journalism.

The image has circulated widely on social media, sparking a wave of comments. Many users have shared their outrage with phrases like "Always the same" or "Shameful photo. Unworthy of the 21st century."

What's interesting is that this analysis doesn't just come from a public perception. It's an interpretation backed by a professional who has analyzed the symbolic role of public figures on numerous occasions, including Queen Letizia herself.

Queen Letizia's double presence: queen and journalist at the same event

Queen Letizia isn't just another figure at this type of ceremony. Her presence at the journalism awards carries special weight. She doesn't just represent the monarchy, but also a generation of women who have had to fight to carve out a space in a traditionally male-dominated field like this sector.

She was a journalist before becoming Felipe VI's wife. She presented news programs, covered stories of international relevance, and earned professional respect in the media. That's why her attendance at such awards goes beyond protocol: it's a nod, a demand, a presence that speaks without words.

In a context where gender imbalance remains an unsolved issue in many sectors, the fact that a woman appears as the only female representative in such an institutional photograph is, at the very least, concerning. The mother of Leonor, with her mere presence, balances something that would otherwise be much more visible and open to criticism.

The case of this photo with Felipe VI and the awardees has reopened a necessary debate: the visibility of women in prestigious positions within journalism. The absence of female awardees has been striking, but so has the general reaction.