Ana Boyer and Fernando Verdasco are spending their first summer as a family of six in Mallorca, following the arrival of their daughter Mía in May 2026. Mía is their fourth child and first daughter, joining Miguel and Mateo, along with their eldest brother, Martín. Her birth marked a new chapter for the couple, who have described adjusting to life with four children as demanding but joyful.
The family’s usual home is Doha, where they have lived since moving to Qatar in late 2016, initially because of Verdasco’s professional commitments. The children are now settled in school and have established routines there. Boyer has said the couple is not currently planning a move to Spain, explaining that they feel at home in Qatar. Their stay in Spain, including time in Mallorca, is a holiday and family visit, not a permanent relocation.
After Mía’s birth in Madrid, the family extended its time in Spain. Their summer began at Isabel Preysler’s Puerta del Hierro residence before they moved to the Balearic Islands. Images shared online show Verdasco on a jet ski with two-year-old Martín. Five-year-old Mateo explores the sea with binoculars, while eldest son Miguel smiles during a boat ride at sunset.
Mía, about two months old during the summer stay, is the first girl after three boys and Isabel Preysler’s tenth grandchild. Information from Boyer, her brothers have welcomed their new sister. She has also described the family’s affectionate, lively household. Boyer said the months after Mía’s arrival were overwhelming at times, but that their home is full of love. She has also indicated that the couple expects to stop at four children.
The choice of Mallorca places the family among the many visitors drawn to the Balearic Islands during summer. Its beaches and climate, along with its proximity to mainland Spain, make the island a familiar seasonal destination for Spanish and international travelers. The Boyer-Verdasco family’s holiday follows a period of transition at home as they adjust to life with a new baby while maintaining their established base in Qatar.
The family is expected to return to Doha after its time in Spain. Their summer shows how international families can balance professional commitments abroad with visits to relatives and time in familiar places. Mallorca remains a popular setting for seasonal holidays, while the family’s everyday life continues to center on Qatar.
Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands and a longstanding destination for Spanish and international visitors. Tourism is basic to the island’s economy, with family holidays contributing to its busy summer season. The Boyer-Verdasco family’s stay reflects the island’s enduring appeal as a place for relaxation and family gatherings. Other Spanish families have also marked personal milestones in the public eye, including the Thyssen-Bornemisza twins: the recent coming-of-age of Carmen and Sabina Thyssen-Bornemisza.
