The 'Hero' hitmaker and his longtime partner, former tennis star Anna Kournikova, welcomed their third child together, a daughter they nicknamed Masha, in late January.
- Apr 6, 2020
AceShowbiz - Enrique Iglesias has just put out a cute video to entertain fans and followers amid the coronavirus pandemic. Two months after welcoming his third child with longtime partner Anna Kournikova, the "Hero" hitmaker posted a clip that saw his baby girl "dancing."
In the video posted on Sunday, April 5, the 44-year-old singer could be seen putting Mary, or Masha as he nicknamed her in Russian, on his laps. Accompanied by Fun.'s "We Are Young", he moved her hands around as she starred at the camera. For the little show, Mary rocked a navy dress with red and green striping as well as red socks. He, in the meantime, donned a gray shirt and a pair of camouflage pants.
The short clip, which was captioned with a simple heart-eyes emoji, was soon flooded with comments praising the overload cuteness of Mary. One said, "Waooooooo !!! Beautiful BLUE EYES !!!! #beauty bless this gorgeous little girl." A second one commented, "Masha it's beautiful bless God." A third gushed, "Cute. look at this little bundle!"
Enrique and Anna welcomed Mary on January 30. Her arrival was announced in mid-February by Enrique's brother, Julio Iglesias Jr. "I've already become an uncle," he said in an interview with Chilean radio station ADN. When asked if the newest addition to their family has come, he gushed, "Yes." He added, "My brother now has three children. He's very happy."
Days after Julio's revelation, Enrique himself shared a first look at Mary through an Instagram post. "My Sunshine 01.30.2020," the King of Latin Pop wrote alongside a photo of him holding his newborn baby.
In addition to Mary, Enrique and Anna share 2-year-old twins, Lucy and Nicholas. Speaking of how the older siblings reacted to the arrival of their little sister, Enrique told PEOPLE, "They actually love it." Admitting their "two-year difference" has gotten him a "little scared," he noted that his two children adjusted "very smoothly" to their new roles.
