Anna Kournikova shares 3 kids in Spain jerseys after World Cup win

Anna Kournikova posted three red hearts and a July 20 Instagram photo of Lucy, Nicholas and Mary after Spain beat Argentina.

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Anna Kournikova shares 3 kids in Spain jerseys after World Cup win

Anna Kournikova used Instagram on July 20 to post a rare family photo of Lucy, Nicholas and Mary after Spain beat Argentina in the FIFA World Cup Final. The three older children wore Spain jerseys, turning a private moment into a quick public snapshot of how the family marked the result.

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Lucy, Nicholas and Mary

The post showed the couple’s eldest three children at ages 8, 8 and 6, with Nicholas appearing to cheer “Goal!” in the snap. Kournikova captioned the image with three red hearts, a spare note that fit the photo’s low-key tone and kept the focus on the children rather than the match itself.

Kournikova and Iglesias

Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias have been together since 2001, and the family generally keeps its private life out of view. That makes the July 20 post notable on its own terms: the children were visible, the jerseys were specific, and the celebratory message was clear without any added explanation.

The family has opened that door only a few times. In September 2021, Kournikova shared a video of Nicholas and Lucy and Mary going for a ride to promote Iglesias’ album Final, and she later announced the baby’s name on March 19 with the caption “Lucy+Nicolas+Mary+Romeo.”

Spain and Argentina

Iglesias has also said where his loyalty lands when Spain is involved. In a 2010 interview, he said, “The World Cup is the only time my career comes second. It's crucial to me.” The July 20 photo reads like the family version of that same priority: a match result turned into a home-life moment, with the older children front and center and Romeo left out of the frame.

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The cleanest read is that Kournikova is still willing to share a carefully limited glimpse when the occasion is big enough. A photo like this does not look accidental; it looks chosen, and the choice keeps the family’s privacy intact while still showing how the household marked Spain’s win.

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