Nacho Figueras And His Advice From Dad For Prince Harry

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

The handsome Argentine Nacho Figueras has stood out worldwide for being one of the most outstanding polo players of all time, as well as a highly regarded model and father of a family. So when Prince Harry, his good friend and playmate became a dad, the relationship between the two changed levels because now they both share the experience of being parents.

In early May Harry and his wife Meghan Markle welcomed their beloved Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor into what is expected to be a growing family. For his part, Figueras and his wife, also Argentine Delfina Blaquier, are the parents of four children: Hilario, Artemio, Aurora and Alba Figueras.

And just a week ago, the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II and the gaucho polo player met again to play polo, this time in the Sentebale ISPS Handa Polo Cup, which took place in Rome. What advice has Nacho given Harry as a dad? "None," explains the Polo Ralph Lauren model to People en Español. "He has always liked children, he is more than ready," said the player.

Figueras made the remarks during an exclusive event in which the watch that the French brand Hublot created in honor of the game he will play this weekend at Liberty Park in New York Bay, facing the Statue of Freedom.

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By the way, there, Figueras told us that Hilario, his 19-year-old son, now lives in California, where he dedicates himself full time to polo, following in his footsteps. "He will not go to college," said the father about the plans for the boy at the moment.

The friendship of the Duke of Sussex and Figueras dates back years, and it is precisely polo that has brought them together to take the aristocratic sport to the ends of the world in favor of charitable causes. The union of both is so strong that even Figueras was one of the guests at Harry's wedding in May 2018.

Another proof of the intimate bond that unites them is the post that Figueras posted a few days ago to come out in defense of the redhead, who was criticized by those who considered it unwise that the prince had gone to Rome to play polo when his wife is still convalescing from the I give birth in England.

"The world thinks they know everything about this man," exclaimed Figueras. "I have been fortunate enough to spend enough time through the years to learn and understand who this man really is: a kind, generous, compassionate person who is constantly thinking about how to make the world a better place."

"I've seen him do this over and over again," Figueras continued in his message. "I am honored to be his friend and keep fighting because if we keep fighting, love always wins."