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Camila Homs explains airport visit for children returning from World Cup
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Camila Homs explains airport visit for children returning from World Cup

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Camila Homs attended the Ezeiza International Airport to pick up her children returning from the 2026 World Cup, accompanied by their paternal grandmother.
  • Homs explained she was there to collect her two older children, Francesca and Bautista, who were returning from the United States after supporting their father, Rodrigo De Paul, during the tournament.
  • The children had been in the U.S. with De Paul's mother and were also seen at matches with his partner, Martina “Tini” Stoessel.

Camila Homs made an appearance at Ezeiza International Airport on July 20 to greet the families of the Argentine national team returning from the 2026 World Cup. While many players returned directly to their clubs or traveled to other destinations, Homs was present to collect her children.

She explained to TN that she was at the airport to pick up Francesca, 7, and Bautista, 5, her children with footballer Rodrigo De Paul. They were returning to Argentina accompanied by their paternal grandmother. The children had spent several weeks in the United States supporting their father during the tournament. They were also seen at matches with De Paul's partner, Martina “Tini” Stoessel.

During the World Cup, Bautista celebrated his fifth birthday with an intimate party organized by players' families. The celebration, held at their hotel, featured an Argentina theme and Spider-Man decorations. Several other players' children, including Alaia, Emilia, Luca, and Valentín, were present for the birthday festivities.

Todo el mundo quiere subirse a la ola

— Casa BlancaThe White House reacted to Ferran Torres's "Make Spain Great Again" hat during the 2026 World Cup celebrations.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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