The lack of privacy and constant persecution pushed Shakira to the limit: the truth about the singer’s tears in a pastry shop in New York is already known

The pictures of Shakira crying in a pastry shop in New York spread like wildfire on social networks, and it didn’t take long for the world media to echo them. This is the scene that the singer experienced when she was in the international chocolate shop M&M’S, where she took her children Milan and Sasha.

Apparently crying or anxious, the “Monotony” translator was spotted talking to a woman whose identity is unknown. This happened a few hours after her incredible performance with Bizarrap on Jimmy Fallon’s “The Tonight Show.”

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Speculations immediately became current, and from the program “Despierta América” ​​​​they tried to find out the real reason why Shakira cried in that place.

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Despite the fact that the woman from Barranquilla has already returned to Barcelona, ​​she remains unknown about this episode and from the show Univision They did some more research until they found the answer.

Host Francisca Lachapel gave the preamble of the note and assuring that people close to Shako were consulted, attributed the singer’s crying to a stress reaction caused by fame and everything she went through in the last months after the separation from the father of his sons, Gerard Piqué.

“We investigated with people close to her and, apparently, the cause of Shakira’s reaction was pure stress. “Shakira could be feeling the effects of the stress of fame, the stress of the situation she’s going through, or maybe she doesn’t get along with Piqué,” Francisca said before the rest of the panelists turned to a psychologist Edith Shiro eye.

The expert clarified that she does not work with Shakira, although she admitted at the same time that she would like to have her as a patient “so that she can help her”.

From her perspective as a psychologist, Shiro explained that media pressure and the fact that there is no privacy can make a person feel bad or anxious, Semana reports.

“One of the things that happens with fame, and I’ve seen it reported on a lot of famous people, is the constant attention, the paparazzi, the constant staring at you like you’re a fish in a tank where everybody’s all over you, you, it creates a lot of anxiety, a lot of stress. There are no moments to relax, and there is also a lack of privacy, constant persecution, the realization that everyone wants something from you,” said the professional.

Instagram followers disagreed with what was stated in the segment and only saw more speculation on the topic since there are no first-hand sources to confirm what happened to Shakira at the ice cream parlor.

“He is a human being like any other, he obviously feels it”; “Stop your speculations, if none of you have spoken to her! The psychologist said so, she doesn’t pay attention to Shakira to find out what caused that reaction”; “She cries because she is human and has feelings”; These are some of the opinions expressed in the “Despierta América” ​​report. (AND)