The Spanish King Who Slept With Everyone

On August 3, 2020, Juan Carlos I wrote a letter to his own son and left Spain. Days later he surfaced in Abu Dhabi. The king credited with saving Spanish democracy had fled questions about money. He went alone. Sofía stayed at Zarzuela, the palace they'd shared for fifty-eight years, and kept working. The public version was a fairytale — two cathedrals in one day, 1962. It cost her a religion and a crown: she converted, and renounced her rights to the Greek throne. He kept everything. Until he didn't. Why did she stay? And who decided he had to go?