On Thursday, a judge concluded there are 'sufficient indications' for her to go to trial for allegedly avoiding the payment of 14.5 million euros, according to Euro Weekly.
And on Friday, Shakira, 44, appeared on ITV's Lorraine but there was no mention of singer's £13million tax evasion scandal, just a day after Spanish prosecutors accused her of six offences, which could result in jail time if she is convicted.
Instead of being grilled about the situation, the Colombian superstar opened up about motherhood, making music and her passion for surfing, while promoting new single Don't Wait Up.
Lighthearted: On Friday, Shakira, 44, appeared on ITV's Lorraine but there was no mention of singer's £13million tax evasion scandal, after Spanish prosecutors accused her of six offences
20 years since her first hit single Whenever Wherever, stormed the charts and catapulted her to worldwide fame, Shakira has been on UK television to celebrate.
Speaking via videolink to Ross King, the singer enthused about being able to resume making music after lockdown, admitting: 'It was hard to make music [during lockdown], being isolated from everybody.
'But now that it is a little safer to be in a room with collaborators, I'm seizing the opportunity and I feel like a horse that's running wild after being for so long in a box.'
The fitness fanatic also insisted: 'I surf for real' when asked if she had a stunt double for her new music video.
