Anna Kournikova's older kids cheer Spain's World Cup win
Anna Kournikova shared a rare Instagram photo of her three older children with Enrique Iglesias celebrating Spain's FIFA World Cup final victory over Argentina. Twins Lucy and Nicholas, both 8, and daughter Mary, 6, appear in matching Spanish national team jerseys, with Nicholas seemingly cheering "Goal!" and a caption of three red hearts.
Key Takeaways
- Anna Kournikova posted a July 20 Instagram photo of Lucy, Nicholas, and Mary in Spain jerseys after the World Cup final.
- Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time on July 19 to claim a second World Cup title.
- The couple's fourth child, Romeo, born in December 2025, was not pictured.
- Enrique Iglesias has long said the World Cup comes before his music career.
What did Anna Kournikova post after Spain's win?
Anna Kournikova posted the July 20 Instagram snap a day after Spain beat Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. The former tennis star, who has been with the "Hero" singer since 2001, kept the caption simple: three red hearts. In the image, Nicholas looks as if he is shouting "Goal!," while the siblings sport Spain kits that underline their father's well-known loyalty to the Spanish national team.
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Who are the three older kids in the photo?
According to E! News, the photo features the couple's eldest three kids only. Lucy and Nicholas are twins, both 8 years old, and Mary is 6. Their youngest sibling, son Romeo, whom Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias welcomed in December 2025, does not appear in the celebratory shot. The pair have largely kept the baby private, though they have shared a few family moments in recent months, including a backyard video Enrique said was directed by Lucy and Mary.
Kournikova, 45, and Iglesias, 51, met on the set of his "Escape" music video and began dating in late 2001. They have long prioritized privacy at home. Iglesias told E! News in 2014 that when he goes home, he wants whatever happens there to stay for him and his loved ones, which makes this public family celebration especially notable.
How did Spain win the 2026 World Cup final?
Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in the World Cup final on July 19. After a scoreless 90 minutes, the match went to extra time. Argentina played with 10 men after Enzo Fernández received a red card. In the 106th minute, Nico Williams set up Ferran Torres, who scored the lone goal. The win gave Spain a second World Cup title and a first since 2010.
The kids' matching jerseys track with Enrique Iglesias's public passion for the tournament. He once told CNN in 2010 that the World Cup is the only time his career comes second and that it is crucial to him. Seeing Anna Kournikova share such a rare family picture after Spain's triumph offers a brief, joyful window into a household that usually stays out of the spotlight.