Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía still together, despite breakup rumors
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Recent rumors about
Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía
ending their relationship caused a stir online, but people close to the couple have strongly denied the claims.
According to ¡HOLA! Spain, the pair said that the breakup talk is completely untrue. 'It's all a lie.' These insiders insisted that not only are Piqué and Chía still together, but their relationship is going strong despite being under public scrutiny for years.
Earlier that day, Spanish television show Vamos a ver had suggested that Piqué and Chía had gone their separate ways. The report, shared by journalist Adriana Dorronsoro, claimed the couple had split and hinted that a third person might be involved. However, this information was later contradicted when ¡HOLA! reached out to people close to the couple and received confirmation that the pair remains together.
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The relationship between former FC Barcelona player Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía, a public relations student, became public in August 2022. Since then, the couple has faced constant media attention, especially due to the fact that their romance began shortly after Piqué's highly public breakup with global pop star Shakira. Many fans and media outlets have continued to follow their relationship closely, often linking new developments to Piqué's past with Shakira.
While rumors continue to swirl, sources shared that the couple is growing increasingly frustrated with what they describe as fake news. According to the insiders, Piqué and Chía feel overwhelmed by the continuous flow of false stories and speculation surrounding their relationship.
Some confusion may have stemmed from recent gossip, such as Piqué being seen with a red-haired woman in Miami or suggestions that he and Chía had different views on starting a family. Journalist Pepe del Real claimed that their alleged split was due to personal differences, not infidelity, saying Clara might want children while Piqué doesn't. But again, those reports were dismissed by those close to the couple.
Meanwhile, Shakira continues to reference her breakup with Piqué during her "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" World Tour, including in the emotional ballad "Última." While some believe these performances have added tension, Piqué and Chía are reportedly focusing on their relationship and ignoring the outside noise.
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