The final game of the Kings and Queens League, the soccer leagues created by Gerard Piqué, was held on Saturday. They played their final game at the Cívitas Metropolitano, Atlético de Madrid's stadium. Despite the joyous occasion, Piqué experienced some uncomfortable moments reminding him of his breakup with Shakira. It all started when Manuel Turizo, one of the guest artists, sang Copa Vacía, one of his latest hits that he made with the Colombian singer.

After the game, players and league staff attended a party, which was held at a famous nightclub in Madrid. It was then that the footballer took the microphone to address the crowd, but was interrupted by shouts of "F*** Barça, F*** Barça." Visibly annoyed, Piqué replied: "So what's up? What's wrong? I don't care, I'm a world champion and you're nobody." After the player's response, those attending the event began to chant: "Shakira, Shakira." Piqué did not remain silent and continued shouting, "What's up, what's up?"

The controversy did not stop with the shouting. The newspaper El Mundo reported that Iker Casillas requested the song Waka Waka, the hit song that Shakira sang at the 2010 World Cup. The videos went viral on social media. To put an end to the comments, Piqué tweeted a video of fans shouting his name and said, "In Madrid, they have always loved me."

On June 4, 2022, Gerard Piqué and Shakira confirmed their separation after 12 years. After days of speculation concerning the reasons for the couple's breakup, the released a statement confirming their decision to split up.