Pique’s girlfriend Clara Chia “hid with her parents to escape the wrath of his ex Shakira” after the bizarre rap diss track storm surfaced

GERARD Pique’s new girlfriend seems reeling from Shakira’s hit diss track as it seems it has taken its toll on being ‘the other woman’.

23-year-old public relations student Clara Chia Marti has reportedly been teleworking from her parents’ home in Spain to avoid prying eyes.

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Spanish journalist Lorena Vazquez pointed out, “They stop her in the street, they sing her the song, everyone recognizes her, and since she’s quite a shy girl.”

Yesterday journalist Saul Ortiz provided further updates on Clara as she battles a flood of hate from Gerard’s ex, Shakira, 45, following her diss track ‘Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 53’.

Ortiz said: “She’s been at her parents’ house for about eight days, telecommuting.

“She needed a refuge because her mental state was not good. It’s not easy being a 23-year-old girl and being the talk of the town in Spain and around the world.

“It took its toll on her and she had to take a step back.”

Gerard and Shakira have been locked in a bitter argument ever since they split after a 12-year romance.

In the song, Shakira shadows Gerard and Clara Chia with a fiery line that says, “Sorry baby, I should have kicked you out a while ago… I wish you the best of luck with my supposed replacement.”

In another verse, she lunges at Clara Chia and sings, “You traded a Ferrari for a Twingo/ You traded a Rolex for a Casio.”

Gerard responded to the song by showing up to work in an £8,000 Renault Twingo.

Shakira continues to wage war against her allegedly cheating ex and has even banned her two sons, Sasha, seven, and Milan, ten, from calling Gerard’s mother “grandma”.

Montserrat Bernabéu have reportedly shown support for their son’s new lover, much to the annoyance of his ex and baby mum Shakira.

According to Marca, the respected neurologist Montserrat is ‘devastated by the war unleashed by Shakira’.

The former Barcelona defender previously looked miserable at an NBA game in Paris after Shakira’s bitter split.

While the song has sparked some controversy among fans, Shakira called it a “catharsis and a liberation.”

The Colombian superstar’s song topped the Spotify Top 50 Global chart within days of its release.

It also became the most streamed Latin song in a single day in the platform’s chart history.

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