Carolina Marín, who has won everything in the world of badminton and whose images of her seriously injuring herself in the semifinal of the Paris Olympic Games when she was the great favorite to win another Olympic gold, was this Monday in The Revolt and he gave a lot of play with his naturalness and friendliness in the program presented by David Broncano.
The Huelva native, in the process of recovering from his torn cruciate ligament of the knee, showed that he is on the right track (pun intended) by even wearing heels, although hasn’t touched a badminton racket yet since the fateful day of the Games and has not yet decided whether he will resume his sporting activity.
Matches the king’s daughters
Marin He received the Prince of Asturias Sports Award on Friday and he brought the award diploma, still unopened, to the TVE program (he did it live there). One day before the ceremony, which takes place in Oviedo, The Andalusian woman went to a dinner in the Asturian capital and was able meet the king’s daughters, Leonor and Sofía. “At the table they put me next to Infanta Sofía and I was very good. “He is very kind, we were talking…”
That’s when Broncano asked him to Carolina Marín for something that concerns the princess and the infanta: “They are nice. They will have TikTok and that, right?” And the Huelva woman confirmed it: “Yes they do, and Instagram and everything. In fact, he told me (Sofía): “A few days ago I was checking on you to see what you do in training. “I went crazy.”
He doesn’t dare ask for their Instagram
Broncano tried to find out more about something that has always been talked about: that they have social networks but with anonymous profiles. “The other day we were talking about They, Sofía and Leonor, will have TikTok and Instagram but (the account) will not have their name, of course: ‘Princesa19’ or something like that. They are aware that they are princesses, of course.”
Marín, who assured that the king’s daughters are jokers, he didn’t dare ask them If I could follow them on social networks. “I was very embarrassed to ask him to give me his Instagram, because there were a lot of people at the table,” he stated. “You have to get those girls out to do things,” encouraged Broncano, who proposed creating the Froilán Awards. “They are going to give it to you,” said Carolina Marín, laughing. which became so integrated into the atmosphere of the program that it ended up making the presenter hesitate.
