TV Host Joaquín Prat and Alexia Pla Welcome Daughter: Their Family Grows. Joaquín Prat and Alexia Pla have welcomed a new addition to their family — on June 8, the couple had a daughter named Jimena. This is the second child for the TV host and the first experience of motherhood for his partner. The couple have been together for three years and are preparing for their wedding.
In Spain, it has become known that TV presenter Joaquín Prat and his partner Alexia Pla have welcomed a daughter. The girl, named Jimena, was born on June 8—the same day her maternal grandmother celebrates her birthday. This is Prat's second child and Pla's first experience of motherhood. The news was announced by Prat himself on the program 'El tiempo justo,' noting that returning to caring for a newborn was a special moment for him.
According to Prat, his partner is recovering well after a caesarean section and is feeling good. The couple did not keep the pregnancy a secret: back in December of last year, they announced it through a joint Instagram post, posing in matching caps with the words 'mamá' and 'papá.' At the time, Prat emphasized that the birth of their daughter was a deliberate and long-awaited event for which they had been preparing for months.
Joaquín Prat and Alexia Pla have been together for three years, despite spending most of their time living in different cities: Prat works in Madrid, while Pla manages her business in Ibiza and Castellón de la Plana, where she owns two aesthetic medicine centers. Despite the distance, the couple has managed to maintain their closeness and are making future plans, including an upcoming wedding. News of their engagement broke back in September when Prat proposed to his partner.
Regarding how the couple copes with being apart, Prat commented on 'El tiempo justo,' pointing out that neither he nor his partner are ready to give up their professional aspirations to relocate. According to him, they find compromises and strive to support each other despite the challenging logistics.
Stories about the birth of children in prominent Spanish families regularly attract public interest. For example, a recent story drew attention when Alba Paul became a mother and spoke about her family life and business in Barcelona — you can learn more about this in the article about the 'Supervivientes 2026' finalist.
The birth of a daughter became a significant milestone for the Prat and Pla family. In Spain, the issue of balancing career and personal life, especially for families with children, remains relevant. According to the National Institute of Statistics, in recent years the number of births in the country has gradually declined, while the average age of mothers continues to rise. In such circumstances, stories about public figures growing their families often prompt discussion not only about personal matters but also the social aspects of parenthood.
