President Joe Biden took his granddaughters Macy and Finnegan to an official NATO dinner at the famous Prado Museum on Wednesday night, where he met Spanish President Pedro Sanchez and his wife Begonha Gomez.
Filled in by First Lady Jill Biden, 21, and Finnegan Byden, 22, who returned to Washington, DC on Wednesday afternoon. They are the daughters of Hunter Biden and his first wife Kathleen.
President Biden felt youthful. He turned his arm around the stunning brunette Begonha Gomes in a red dress on one shoulder. Biden was nearby while holding her hand and introducing her granddaughter. Gomes smiled and laughed with the president while the two were chatting.
In a white suit jacket and skirt, Macy stayed near President Biden, whom his grandson called pop-pop, and held his hand when he introduced her to the President of Spain.
In a blue floral dress, Finnegan walked through a large art gallery, holding President Biden’s hand and stopped to see a masterpiece like Velázquez’s Las Meninas.
Before dinner, Bydens listened to the orchestra playing with other NATO leaders and their spouses.
Biden then introduced the girls to EU President Ursula von der Leyen. Biden swung his arm while he was telling a small story.
And he introduced them to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Earlier in the day he praised him for “doing a great job.”
Biden also hugged chef Jose Andre, who was attending the supper.
President Joe Biden takes his granddaughters Finnegan (left) and Macy (holding hands white) to a formal NATO dinner at the Prado Museum, with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez (right) and his wife Begonha Gomez. Was introduced.
President Biden was cheerful and turned his arm to Spanish first lady Begoña Gomez.
Begonha Gomez smiled and laughed with the president while the two were chatting.
Maisy and Finnegan Biden (from left to right) and President Biden. At the beginning of the week, they were accompanied by First Lady Jill Biden, who returned to Washington, DC before dinner on Wednesday night.
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Macy and Finnegan with President Biden talking to the Prime Minister of New Zealand
Macy and Finnegan met Andres earlier this week when they went to the Ukrainian Refugee Center with Jill Biden and Queen Leticia of Spain. World Central Kitchen, a group of Andres, provides meals to volunteers.
Two Biden’s granddaughters accompanied Jill Biden earlier this week. Maisy flew to Spain with her, and Finnegan, who was already in the countryside, met them on the ground when the first woman arrived on Sunday night.
Biden’s women enjoyed a little girl’s trip. They went shopping on Monday after enjoying a glass of wine on Sunday the night of their arrival.
On Tuesday they met the Spanish Queen Leticia who gave them a hug. They joined Jill and Leticia on a tour of the refugee center.
The girls spent Wednesday morning with Jill Biden at the final event. NATO spouse excursion in historic Segovia, Spain.
Biden girls, their grandma, and their spouse on a tour of the ancient medieval city.
Segovia is located in the Castile and Leon region of central Spain, northwest of Madrid, where this week’s NATO summit will take place.
The ancient medieval town is famous for its medieval walls, Romanesque churches, Roman aqueducts, and medieval castles used as one of the templates for Walt Disney’s Cinderella Castle.
The city center was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985.
The group toured the gardens of the Royal Palace of Gran Hadesan Il de Fonso. There are many mythical fountains in the garden. Apollo fountain, Neptune fountain, Andromeda fountain, etc.
They also toured the Royal Glass Factory and the Royal Carpet Factory.
Jill Biden, dressed in a floral Oscar de al Renta dress and carrying a Squeezed de Citron Resh Lemon Drop Citron ™ bag ($ 78), stops to admire the beautifully woven wall hangings. I did.
The spouse had lunch at the NuBel restaurant, known for tapas and shrimp ceviche.
They also visited the Reina Sofia Museum. Here you will find Picasso’s Guernica, which is considered one of the most inspiring and powerful anti-war paintings in history.
Macy Biden and Finnegan Biden (the two girls on the left) joined Jill Biden and Queen Leticia (center) during this week’s NATO summit-related spouse program.
Jill Biden will tour the glass factory with Spanish First Lady Begoña Gomez, with Macy Biden in a green dress behind her.
The spouse walks with Queen Leticia in the ancient town of Segovia, near Madrid. Maisy and Finnegan can be seen in the right rear corner walking behind their spouse-Maisy is wearing a green dress and Finnegan is wearing a black jacket over a white dress.
Queen Leticia of Spain (L) greets Finnegan and Macy Byden (2-R), the granddaughters of the First Lady (R) of Jill Byden, before visiting the reception center of Ukrainian refugees on Tuesday.
Biden’s granddaughters Finnegan (left) and Macy (right) were introduced to the Spanish royal family and embraced by Queen Leticia. Finnegan and Maisy are the daughters of Hunter Biden and his first wife Kathleen.
Jill Biden took her granddaughters Finnegan and Macy to Madrid for shopping on Monday
Finnegan Biden (left), Macy Biden (right) and shopping bag
Jill, Macy and Finnegan defeated President Joe Biden in the NATO summit for several days. Arrived on Tuesday afternoon.
On Monday, after Jill Biden was greeted by Queen Leticia at the Palace of Zarzuela, the two visited the headquarters of the Spanish Cancer Society.
The First Lady strongly supports research in cancer treatment after her adult son Bo died of a brain tumor in 2015. She also died of breast cancer in some of her girlfriends.
“I brought my two granddaughters,” the first woman told Letizia while chatting at the palace on Monday. “We were awake and, as you know, drank a glass of wine.”
Macy and Finnegan weren’t joining Jill Biden at the palace because they were at the US Embassy where they visited Ambassador Julisa Reynoso. Reynoso is the former Chief of Staff of Jill Biden.
They joined her shopping in Madrid on Monday afternoon.