Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova were parents of twins

The American site TMZ revealed that the couple formed by the Spanish singer Enrique Iglesias and the former Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova, became parents of twins during the past weekend.

Nicholas and Lucy were born in Miami (United States) under the absolute reserve.

Although more than a year ago they have not been seen together in public, it is known that for 16 years the couple lives in this city of the North American country.

The Spanish magazine Hola! confirmed the information on the delivery of both children, despite the fact that the former elite athlete had concealed the pregnancy.

In fact, the recent parents had hidden from the flashes and for this reason they did not want to attend the wedding party of their friends Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco, held at the beginning of this month of December.

On the other hand, although the news is confirmed none of the protagonists has spoken about it.

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