The relationship between Weng and daughter-in-law is the most delicate relationship in family relations, and it is also an important relationship that cannot be ignored in family relations.
Ordinary interpersonal relationships can be freely combined and left freely, but often this kind of person who is closely related to her husband and has no blood relationship with herself is the most difficult to deal with.
On 19 September, European monarchs gathered at Westminster Abbey to see off Elizabeth II.
However, even being besieged by royals such as the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, and Luxembourg did not conceal the tense relationship between Queen Letizia and Juan Carlos I.
The two of them laughed at the same time when Queen Sophia said something in the ear of Juan Carlos I, and it was at this time that Queen Letizia kept looking at the old king and his wife, and Queen Letizia, who was caught on TV, even showed an angry expression on her face.
Such an expression is a very rare behavior for a person who is strict with himself, especially in such a high-profile situation.
However, there is also speculation that Queen Letizia may have found the unbridled smiles of the old kings and their wives to be very disrespectful on such occasions, so she may have been just expressing her concerns.
However, the tensions between Queen Letizia and Juan Carlos I and his wife are already an open secret in Spain.
From the first meeting, Juan Carlos I had great dissatisfaction with Letizia.
Six months before the marriage, in order to get his son to completely abandon Letizia, Juan Carlos I even mobilized intelligence officers to conduct a secret investigation of Letizia for six months.
But in the end, Letizia, whose background was "innocent", left the intelligence officers to nothing.
In addition to his commoner status, Juan Carlos I was very concerned about Letizia's right-wing tendencies and her second-marriage status, which could never be erased.
He did not like Letizia's arbitrary style of dressing, and Letizia's strength did not change even after joining the royal family.
In a 2013 book by Andrew Morton, "The Ladies of Spain," it was described that Letizia, who was still Felipe's fiancée at the time, and Constantine II talked about the situation in Iraq for 20 minutes.
Until Juan Carlos I, who was not accustomed to her, said: "We already know that you are the smartest person in the family, but let the others talk about it." ”
"Two tigers fight, there will be a wound", when the strong person meets the stronger person and the other person in the weak position can only choose to swallow the breath, however, Letizia will not be willing to be such a person.
At the height of his resentment, it was rumored that Juan Carlos I even referred to Letizia as "the granddaughter of a taxi driver".
After the Mass of the Bishop of Palma de Mallorca, Juan Carlos I wished that his son would divorce Letizia soon.
However, what he expected did not happen, and the couple was more of a woman.
This royal family has the most complicated relationship, the discord between the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law, the discord between the mother-in-law and the daughter-in-law, the discord between the sister-in-law and the sister-in-law, and the discord between father and son.
For a long time Letizia was reluctant to speak to Juan Carlos I, and under the control of Letizia, Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia did not see their granddaughters.
Juan Carlos I, who complained to friends during his exile with Letizia, felt that his son and daughter-in-law were the bad sons and daughters-in-law in the TV series.
In fact, Felipe VI is also very aware of their place in their father's heart, and he has nothing to say about his father's evaluation, but he has no intention of saving the father-son relationship, because he feels that the relationship between the father and his wife is now the result of his own hand.
The relationship between the family is also mentioned in Fernando Onega's book Juan Carlos I, who argues that the relationship between the old king and his children is extremely complicated, and the relationship between Juan Carlos I and Felipe VI is even more complicated by the vinegar of his daughters.
During the sixteen years of marriage, the relationship between Felipe VI and Queen Letizia was infinitely tested and experienced at every moment.
But for so many years, Felipe VI will always choose not to give up, no matter when he will still choose to rationally stand on his wife's side and give her firm support.