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Pablo López prepares for fatherhood as Laura Rubio expects their first child

Lara Carter RUSSPAIN.com

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Pablo López prepares for fatherhood as Laura Rubio expects their first child RUSSPAIN.com © russpain.com
Pablo López prepares for fatherhood as Laura Rubio expects their first child © russpain.com

Pablo López and Laura Rubio are expecting their first child after years of keeping their relationship out of the spotlight. The couple’s journey from talent show encounter to family life highlights a rare discretion in Spanish celebrity culture.

Pablo López is about to become a father. The 42-year-old singer and his wife, Laura Rubio, are expecting their first child. Mamarazzis broke the news, and several Spanish outlets have picked it up, citing journalists Laura Fa and Lorena Vázquez. Reports say Laura is already in her second trimester. The baby is due just over a year after their wedding. Still, neither López nor Rubio has confirmed anything publicly.

This couple’s story doesn’t fit the usual script for Spanish celebrities. Laura Rubio first met López as a contestant on La Voz. Back in 2017, she was 25 and working at a fruit shop in Nueva Málaga. She dreamed of singing. Her audition—"You Are So Beautiful" by Joe Cocker—got all four coaches to turn their chairs. Pablo López, also from Málaga, became her mentor. She made it to the semifinals. But the real story started after the show.

The couple married on July 19, 2025, in a private ceremony at the Basílica de Jesús de Medinaceli in Madrid, followed by a separate celebration with family and friends in Cádiz.

La Razón

Once the cameras were off, Laura joined López’s team. She worked as his assistant and soon became a trusted part of his circle. Their bond grew quietly. They moved from colleagues to friends, then to something more. Even when they traveled together to the United States in 2019, they kept their relationship out of sight. No public hints. No headlines.

Rumors only started during the 2020 lockdown. Laura appeared for a moment in the background of one of López’s livestreams. That was enough to spark talk, but the couple stayed silent. They refused to turn their private life into a show.

By early 2021, the first photos of them together surfaced. Their approach didn’t change. No red carpets. No social media posts about their love. No staged publicity. Laura kept working in music, mostly as a backing vocalist. She even shared the stage with Ed Sheeran at the LOS40 Music Awards. She never used López’s fame to boost her own. She kept her life—and their relationship—private.

According to several Spanish publications, Laura Rubio is currently in her second trimester, and the baby is expected to be born in early or spring 2027. Media sources also note that the couple has not revealed the baby’s gender or potential name, and there has been no official statement from either López or Rubio regarding the pregnancy.

La Vanguardia

Their wedding in July 2025 was low-key. They married at the Basílica de Jesús de Medinaceli in Madrid. Only close family and friends attended. Two months later, they held another celebration in Cádiz. Still no media circus. Still no big reveal.

Now Laura’s pregnancy is public knowledge. She’s in her second trimester. Mamarazzis reports both are "very excited" about becoming parents. But the couple hasn’t said a word in public. Their story stands out in Spain’s celebrity world, where private moments often become public property. López and Rubio have chosen privacy and respect. That’s rare in their business.

Spanish showbiz is full of high-profile couples and public baby announcements. This isn’t one of them. Their story shows that some artists still choose to keep things quiet. It’s a choice that echoes the discretion seen elsewhere in Spanish public life. For example, when Marta Ortega’s fashion at Paris Fashion Week drew attention, as reported earlier on russpain.com, she kept her personal life out of the spotlight.

Pablo López and Laura Rubio are making a different choice. They want their family life to stay private. This isn’t just about a baby. It’s about drawing a line, even when the spotlight is close. For Spanish fans used to confessions and reality TV romance, their quiet confidence stands out. It’s refreshing. It’s rare.

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