Four children, including a December 2025 son older profiles miss

Enrique Iglesias’ 4 Children: Lucy, Nicholas, Mary and Romeo

The fourth-child update changes more than one number. It changes the headline, sibling order, ages, timeline and any answer about the youngest child. The parents announced the birth in December 2025 and later made the name Romeo public in March 2026.

This is a deliberately bounded family guide. The parents share selected photographs but have consistently protected home life. Names and parent-confirmed dates answer the reader’s question; schools, routines and personality claims do not.

Enrique Iglesias’ children at a glance

All four share the same parents. Lucy and Nicholas are fraternal twins, so neither is usefully ranked as “the older twin” without a direct family source. Mary is also publicly called Masha, a familiar Russian form of her name; that is a nickname, not a fifth child.

For another international music family, compare Shakira’s sons. The verified child credits in Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s family show a different public-life boundary.

How the family fits together

Iglesias and Kournikova met while filming his “Escape” video in 2001 and have remained partners. The twins arrived in December 2017. Mary followed in January 2020, then Romeo in December 2025.

The youngest child’s name was not part of the first birth announcement. Contemporary reports accurately said the name and sex had not been disclosed. A later family post supplied the name Romeo. A current guide preserves that sequence instead of making the later fact look as though it was known on day one.

Lucy and Nicholas

Lucy and Nicholas were born on 16 December 2017. Their birth was initially kept private, consistent with the parents’ long-standing approach. Later parent-posted images confirmed the twins publicly.

Old profiles often turn toddler clips into lasting descriptions—“the dancer”, “the serious one” or “the boat-loving twin”. A clip records one moment. It cannot support a permanent personality label for an eight-year-old.

The useful facts are sturdy: they are twins, they are the eldest children, and they were eight on the review date. That is enough to place them accurately without converting a childhood archive into biography.

Mary and the name Masha

Mary was born on 30 January 2020. Her parents used “My Sunshine” when announcing her arrival, a phrase they later reused for the fourth child’s announcement.

Iglesias has also referred to Mary as Masha. In Russian usage, Masha is a familiar form of Maria or Mary. Search pages sometimes present the two forms confusingly; they identify the same child.

Mary is six. Selected family appearances do not establish a profession, a favourite activity or a public role. The page gives readers the name connection and stops where the evidence stops.

Romeo: the fourth-child update

Romeo was born on 17 December 2025. Kournikova and Iglesias announced the birth with a newborn image and the date, initially without a name or sex. In March 2026, a parent-shared photograph of all four children made his name public.

Romeo arrived one day after the twins’ eighth birthday, but in a different year. That close calendar pattern is easy to misread in compressed timelines. The at-a-glance table keeps the dates explicit.

At seven months old, Romeo has no defensible public “interests” or personality profile. His addition is a substantial factual update without needing narrative filler.

Who are the parents?

Both parents had major public careers before becoming parents. Kournikova’s tennis history is not a footnote to Iglesias’s music, and neither career predicts what the children will do.

The parents have been together since 2001. Reliable sources commonly describe them as partners rather than asserting a marriage. This guide does not infer a legal status from rings, captions or decades together.

What remains private?

All four children are minors. The page excludes schools, live locations, health claims and material scraped from private or fan-run accounts. Parent-posted photographs establish only what the parents chose to show.

Iglesias has described privacy as the balance that lets home remain for him and his loved ones. That boundary is not a gap for a profile to defeat; it is part of the accurate answer.

Browse the same evidence-first method through the KidsCo Celebrity hub or compare the careful parent-branch language in Cristiano Ronaldo’s family guide.

Iglesias–Kournikova family timeline

Questions people ask about Enrique Iglesias’ children

How many children does Enrique Iglesias have?

Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova have four children.

What are their names?

Lucy, Nicholas, Mary and Romeo.

Are Lucy and Nicholas twins?

Yes. They were both born on 16 December 2017.

Who is the youngest child?

Romeo, born on 17 December 2025, is the youngest.

Is Mary also called Masha?

Yes. Masha is a Russian familiar form used publicly for Mary.

Are Enrique Iglesias and Anna Kournikova married?

They are long-term partners; this guide does not claim a legal marriage without direct evidence.