@FootynewsThe thing that stands out about Pep Guardiola's eldest daughter isn't the fame that comes with the name. María is 25, and she talks about being brought up to see her own circumstances for what they are: a privilege. That awareness comes with weight, because she knows how much attention lands on her and how much responsibility rides along with it. So the way she handles it is pretty telling. Social media is part of her life, but so are her studies and her volunteering, and she keeps a deliberate distance from the kind of online culture that's all about looks and nothing else. Read the whole thing and it's hard not to land on the bigger picture: after all the trophies and the money, maybe one of Guardiola's real legacies as a dad is raising kids who understand that having wealth doesn't mean you have to put it on display. "I was raised to understand the privilege of my circumstances," she put it.

@FootynewsThe thing that stands out about Pep Guardiola's eldest daughter isn't the fame that comes with the name. María is 25, and she talks about being brought up to see her own circumstances for what they are: a privilege. That awareness comes with weight, because she knows how much attention lands on her and how much responsibility rides along with it. So the way she handles it is pretty telling. Social media is part of her life, but so are her studies and her volunteering, and she keeps a deliberate distance from the kind of online culture that's all about looks and nothing else. Read the whole thing and it's hard not to land on the bigger picture: after all the trophies and the money, maybe one of Guardiola's real legacies as a dad is raising kids who understand that having wealth doesn't mean you have to put it on display. "I was raised to understand the privilege of my circumstances," she put it.