The international tension shaking the Middle East has put Infanta Elena's circle on alert. The situation of her son Froilán, who has been living in Abu Dhabi for over a year, deeply worries those close to him. The secrecy surrounding his daily life and the lack of detailed information from the Emirates have intensified the alarm within the Borbón family.
Neither Zarzuela nor his immediate circle are making public statements, but the nervousness is evident. Family connections with King Juan Carlos, who is also living in Abu Dhabi, aren't enough to dispel doubts. The Royal Household has chosen to remain silent, which has only fueled the unease.

The latest geopolitical developments have increased the tension. The conflict between Iran and the United States, along with hostilities in the Gulf region, has created a climate of instability. Abu Dhabi, despite its appearance as a modern oasis, is located just a few hundred miles (kilometers) from highly conflictive areas.
Infanta Elena, who is very close to her son, avoids showing concern in public, but those close to her admit her unease. Although Froilán has taken steps to redirect his life, his mother is aware of the risks in the environment where he lives. The distance and the lack of control over the situation contribute to the discomfort.
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Although his grandfather remains by his side, this isn't a territory free from tensions. United Arab Emirates keeps complex diplomatic relations with Iran, which makes the area a possible flashpoint. In this context, any military or political movement could have direct consequences on the lives of those residing there.
Some analysts point out that the lack of official statements only increases suspicions. Especially because the Royal Household has remained very reserved since the beginning of the military escalation in the region. No statements have been issued, nor have any diplomatic warnings been released, which further fuels the mystery.

Froilán's move to Abu Dhabi happened at a key moment for him. His life in Madrid was marked by controversies and an unclear professional outlook. Night outings, scandals with friends, and clashes with the press had turned his public image into a problem for the institution.
For this reason, following his mother's advice and his grandfather's encouragement, he decided to start a new chapter far from Spain. In the Emirates, he found a discreet and protected environment, ideal for staying under the radar and away from the spotlight. There, he joined a work team linked to institutional events and representation, where they say he has shown commitment and maturity.
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In mid-May, Froilán reappeared in Madrid discreetly. His return coincided with a moment of relative calm on the international stage, which allowed for a trouble-free trip. He spent time with his family, went out with friends, and was briefly seen in some areas of the city center.

Several cameras captured his presence and asked him questions about his life in Abu Dhabi, without getting a response. He appeared smiling but evasive, leaving the specific reasons for his visit and his future plans unclear. His stay was brief, but enough to spark rumors about his personal situation.
Shortly after his return to the Emirates, a new wave of tension erupted between the United States and Iran. Since then, he hasn't been seen in public again nor have there been new visits to Spain. This timing has increased concern about his safety and emotional well-being.
The absence of official statements contrasts with the growing unease among those close to Infanta Elena. Some sources close to her circle claim that she tries to keep calm, but she doesn't hide her fear about the current circumstances. The international instability, together with the communication isolation of Abu Dhabi, has created a sense of vulnerability.
Meanwhile, Froilán seems determined to keep his new life far from media noise. But the secrecy surrounding him makes any objective assessment of his real state difficult. It's not even known whether he keeps regular contact with the rest of his family or if he has considered returning to Spain in the short term.