Mía has joined Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco’s three sons, Miguel, Mateo and Martín, making her the couple’s fourth child and first daughter. The couple has posed with all four children for the first time, introducing their newborn in a family photo. Reports place Mía’s birth in early May 2026, with ABC giving May 4. The family grew after the births of Miguel in 2019, Mateo in 2020 and Martín in 2024.
The first summer with six family members brought joy, along with the practical work of adjusting to a new routine. In October, Boyer described the transition as “a few overwhelming months,” saying the children’s different ages can bring “moments of large chaos.” She also spoke about the emotional side of the change: “There’s a lot of love at home.”
Speaking during a professional appearance in Madrid, Boyer told Vanitatis that the household had been “a little chaotic,” with “crying at all hours,” but called it “a very happy stage.” Her comments capture two sides of life with four young children: the demands of a changed daily rhythm and the happiness of welcoming Mía.
All four children’s names begin with the letter M: Miguel, Mateo, Martín and Mía. The family is based in Doha, Qatar, where Boyer and Verdasco are raising their children. Boyer has said the couple is not planning to move back to Spain for now, telling Europa Press, “We’re not considering it at the moment.”
Boyer has also described how the family is adapting to Mía’s arrival together, rather than suggesting they have already returned to an established routine. She says the household is gradually finding its footing as the older children adjust to life with their younger sister.
The family’s first summer with six members follows three earlier additions over five years: Miguel in 2019, Mateo in 2020 and Martín in 2024. With Mía, the couple now has four children, a family size Boyer has described as complete: “With four, we’re stopping.”
Public interest in the family lives of prominent Spaniards remains high. Royal events such as the Marivent Palace summer reception have also drawn attention for their family-focused moments (see coverage of Queen Letizia's appearance).
As the Boyer-Verdasco family settles into life with Mía, Boyer’s public comments offer a snapshot of the everyday adjustments that come with a new baby: a changed household rhythm, moments of disorder and a happy new stage for the family.
