Guaynaa, Lele Pons welcome first child
Pons (full name Eleonora Pons Maronese) and Guaynaa (real name Jean Carlos Santiago Pérez) shared the happy news on Instagram, confirming their daughter was born on 26 July. The post was accompanied by two images, the first of the parents holding their baby's foot, and the second showing them holding Eloísa's hand.
Since announcing she was pregnant in March, influencer turned actor and singer Pons has kept her followers up to date on all things motherhood. In one of her latest posts, she shared images of her two non-pregnant friends soaking up the sun, drinking beers and jumping into the pool, while she fans herself in the shade, drinking a non-alcoholic beverage and carefully wading into the pool.
Pons and Guaynaa first got together after collaborating on a single in 2020.
The Puerto Rican singer popped the big question at the 2022 Tomorrowland festival in Belgium.
"Guys, this is my beautiful girlfriend Lele Pons, and I want to ask her a quick question," Guaynaa said to the many thousands of fans in the audience.
"I know what this means to you and how much you love Tomorrowland - Lele, will you marry me?"
Amid tears of joy, the answer was "yes".
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When the most insightful Formula 1 reporter in Spa is a former racing driver, it says a lot about the current state of an entire profession – or rather, how dire things have become in terms of critical journalism. Especially in a paddock increasingly flooded by a phenomenon called 'influencer'. And let's be honest – if something sounds like a disease, it could certainly act like one. Still, it's merely a symptom of a broader zeitgeist that, in 2025, doesn't stop at the gates of the F1 paddock. People who are enthusiastic about everything – as long as they're allowed inside – are far easier to manage. They're more compliant when PR handlers want to dictate not just headlines but entire stories. They don't push back when teams deny access to press briefings or even resort to legal action against unwelcome reporting. And yet, there seems to remain one small, defiant village in this largely occupied F1 empire – a flicker of hope. Fittingly, the figure who embodies that resistance sports a hairstyle reminiscent of Cacofonix, the long-haired bard from Asterix, who routinely gets gagged so no one has to listen to him. A sentiment that many of the once-proud voices of critical F1 journalism can relate to. It's telling that, in their place, it's now Nico Rosberg – in his role as TV pundit – who dares to ask the uncomfortable questions. It helps, of course, that Rosberg quite simply doesn't give a damn – which may be why more than one paddock personality in Spa probably wished they had a gag to hand. Exhibit A: Jos Verstappen. On the starting grid with Sky Sports F1 on his UK broadcasting duties, Rosberg confronts him directly over his past criticism of Red Bull team principal Christian Horner: 'Last year, you said Horner had to go because he was destroying the team,' Rosberg begins. Lando Norris, McLaren, 3rd position, is interviewed by Nico Rosberg, Sky Sports F1, after the Sprint race Verstappen shrugs, interrupting him: 'That was a year and a half ago. So, it's different,' he says, adding, 'I've got nothing to say. It's fine.' Rosberg presses on: 'Now you're quiet?' Verstappen leans forward, confused. Rosberg repeats: 'You're quiet now?' 'I'm always quiet,' Verstappen snaps back – clearly irritated. The awkward exchange is just the opening act. Rosberg continues firing off uncomfortable questions left and right. His next target: his own Mercedes successor, Valtteri Bottas. 'New deal with Cadillac?' he asks bluntly. Bottas plays deaf: 'I can't hear you.' Rosberg insists: 'So just rumours, yeah?' Bottas, again evasive: 'There are a lot of rumours in this sport.' Even current drivers like Lando Norris and Andrea Kimi Antonelli don't escape unscathed. More and more, Rosberg has become the kind of pundit he himself – back in his racing days – would probably have hated: brutally honest, relentlessly persistent, unafraid of confrontation. He puts his finger on every wound with the precision of someone who knows exactly what he's talking about – because he's been there. Norris, who had another error-strewn afternoon, becomes the subject of Rosberg's post-race critique: 'He was half asleep when the race restarted,' Rosberg says, dissecting the Brit's performance. 'And later on, he made three more mistakes – the kind of errors a Hamilton or Verstappen simply wouldn't make.' All this while McLaren boss Zak Brown is standing right next to him. Rosberg, undeterred, turns to him cheekily: 'You saw that too, didn't you?' 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Prepare with the team, get in the simulator, double your sim time at the factory. Just preparation, preparation, preparation. That's the best thing he can do,' Rosberg insists. Whether this kind of stern, old-school advice – and the sharp tone he often takes – wins him many friends is doubtful. But frankly, Rosberg doesn't seem to care. A perfect example? His former team boss, Toto Wolff. Even when it comes to the Austrian and his ongoing contract talks with George Russell, Rosberg can't resist letting us in on a little secret. 'It's horrible negotiating with Toto – because his tactic is to just disappear,' laughs the former Mercedes driver. 'So if you're George now trying to get hold of him, Toto's already gone. He even knows how to avoid the blue ticks.' Apparently, no special WhatsApp settings required for the Silver Arrows' team boss. With a grin, Rosberg adds: 'As soon as your message pops up on his screen, he'll only read the first few words and won't even open it properly. I remember that well from my time – it was always his style: vanish, don't reply, be unreachable. And that's horrible, because it gives you no chance.' Rosberg certainly knows how to offer compelling insights from behind the curtain – into the inner workings of an F1 team. What helps, of course, is that he's still deeply connected in the paddock and that his own driving days weren't all that long ago. He raced against many of today's stars – and clearly still knows exactly how the game is played. But perhaps even more important than Rosberg's technical expertise is his integrity – his clarity of opinion, his directness, and his ability to speak his mind without, unlike some of his fellow pundits, constantly putting himself in the spotlight. Martin Brundle, Nico Rosberg and Simon Lazenby His deliberate refusal to play along with the increasingly sanitised rules of F1's tightly-managed media circus is refreshing. Rosberg is finally asking the uncomfortable questions. 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