Anna Kournikova and Enrique Iglesias’ 3 Blond Kids They Hide From the Public Finally Stun Fans, Looking Like a Little Copy of Mom, in New Rare Photo

Anna Kournikova marked Spain’s FIFA World Cup Final victory on July 19, 2026, by sharing a rare family photo the following day. Three of the four children she shares with Enrique Iglesias appeared in the image, and their changing looks have sent fans into a frenzy debating which famous parent they resemble most.

Spain’s thrilling win over Argentina gave Kournikova and Iglesias’ household a personal reason to celebrate. In the photo posted on July 20, twins Lucy and Nicholas, 8, joined their 6-year-old sister, Mary, in wearing Spain jerseys. The children radiated pure joy, with Nicholas appearing to shout in celebration.

Kournikova kept her caption simple, adding three red hearts. The former tennis champion has been with the “Hero” singer since 2001, and although Kournikova was born in Russia, the children’s choice of jerseys clearly reflected which side of the family they support when it comes to international soccer.

Fans Divided Over Which Parent the Kids Resemble

As fans studied the children’s faces, the photo sparked an affectionate debate about whose genes were winning. Some commenters believed the children carry an almost perfect combination of both parents. “They’re dad’s photocopy in mom’s colors,” one person wrote.

Others focused squarely on their mother. “A little copy of mom,” one admirer commented. A third wrote simply, “Mama’s genes sure took over.” Mary, who is also called Masha — the Russian form of her name — received particular attention. “Masha looks exactly like you,” one fan told Kournikova.

Nicholas, meanwhile, had several people pointing toward his famous father. “The son is just like his father,” a commenter declared. One observer described the children as a “beautiful blend of you and your husband,” refusing to pick a side in the resemblance debate.

The children’s ages also surprised followers who remembered them as toddlers. “The kids are getting sooo big!” one person exclaimed.

The Missing Family Member

There was one notable absence from the celebration. Kournikova and Iglesias’ youngest child, Romeo, who was born in December 2025, did not appear alongside Lucy, Nicholas, and Mary. His absence makes sense given his age, though fans will have to wait before adding him to the resemblance debate.

When Kournikova’s fourth pregnancy became public in 2025, a source told People that the couple were delighted to expand their family. The insider described them as deeply involved parents who genuinely enjoy raising their children.

How Fatherhood Changed Enrique Iglesias

Parenthood has significantly transformed Iglesias’ approach to his career. According to reports, he has reduced his touring commitments to spend more time at home. “He loves his fans and loves to tour, but as he has gotten older and become a parent, it has been harder for him to leave,” the source said. “He will never forsake his fans, but being a dad is very important to him.”

This attachment was already evident before Romeo arrived. While traveling with Pitbull and Ricky Martin for “The Trilogy Tour” in 2023, Iglesias admitted that being separated from his children was difficult. “When I go on the road, I miss them a lot. I feel like they’re still not old enough to go on the road with me,” he told People.

Mary Is Welcomed Into the Family

When Mary was just 5 weeks old in 2020, Iglesias revealed that the twins had adjusted smoothly to becoming an older sister and brother. The singer confirmed that his newborn daughter’s name was Mary, or Masha in Russian, a name honoring Kournikova’s heritage.

Iglesias had initially worried about bringing a baby into an already busy home with two-year-old twins and two dogs. “They actually love it,” he told People. “There’s a two-year difference, so I was a little scared. I was like, ‘How are they going to react?’ And I have two dogs so my house is chaotic.” Six years later, the siblings looked perfectly united celebrating Spain’s victory together.

Anna Kournikova: Soccer Passion Runs in the Family

Iglesias moved to the United States as a child, but his affection for Spain’s national team never faded. In 2010, he recalled playing right wing in Spain until he was eight years old and said his favorite childhood memories involved scoring goals. “When you score, you felt like you were on top of the world,” he told CNN.

His devotion to the World Cup was so intense that it once conflicted with his music career. While preparing to release his album “Euphoria” in July 2010, Iglesias asked his record company to postpone it until September so he could watch the tournament. The request was denied, but the company agreed to keep his schedule open whenever Spain played.

At age five, Iglesias attended the 1982 World Cup final between Italy and Germany in Spain. He remembered Paolo Rossi as his idol from that tournament. Those early experiences forged a lifelong passion that he has now passed down to his children.

In 2010, Iglesias believed Spain finally had the complete team to go all the way, and his confidence proved justified when the country captured its first World Cup title. Sixteen years later, another victory has given him a new generation of supporters at home. Lucy, Nicholas, and Mary may look like a blend of both parents, but the photo leaves little doubt about who passed down their love for Spain.

The rare glimpse into the Iglesias-Kournikova household offers fans something they do not often get — a quiet, joyful moment from a family that has deliberately stayed out of the celebrity spotlight. Kournikova and Iglesias have guarded their children’s privacy fiercely over the years, avoiding red carpet events and rarely posting about them on social media. This World Cup celebration photo was a rare exception, and it revealed not just how much the children have grown, but how closely they resemble the two global superstars who raised them.

As for the resemblance debate, the answer may be simpler than any fan wants to admit. The children carry traces of both parents — Anna’s athletic grace and fair features alongside Enrique’s warmth and unmistakable smile. But more than looks, they appear to have inherited something deeper: their father’s passion for Spain and their mother’s preference for a life lived away from the relentless glare of fame.

As Spain continues to celebrate its World Cup triumph and the Iglesias-Kournikova children grow another year older, one thing is certain — whether they look like Mom, Dad, or both, Lucy, Nicholas, and Mary have already won the hearts of millions of fans around the world who have watched them grow up from afar, one rare photo at a time.