Alvaro Morata and wife Alice Campello have jetted off to Ibiza as they attempt to take their minds off the shocking break-in at their home last week.
Police are hunting armed robbers who raided the Chelsea star's Madrid home while he was on international duty with Spain.
Morata's wife, Alice, and twin sons, Alessandro and Leonardo, were inside along with a nanny at the time, although nobody was hurt in the incident.
Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata shares a kiss with wife Alice Campello in Ibiza on Wednesday
Alice holds one of their young sons as they enjoy a summer break on the Spanish island
The pair take a stroll as they look to take their minds off the break-in at their Madrid home
The family were pictured together in Ibiza on Wednesday after Morata's season came to an end with a 3-0 victory over Sweden in a Euro 2020 qualifier.
The striker, who is currently on loan at Atletico Madrid until the end of next season, was seen giving his wife an affectionate kiss during a stroll on the Spanish island.
Morata also pushed his sons, who turn one next month, along in a double buggy, with Alice snapped with one of the boys in her arms.
The burglars struck at Morata's home last Friday night as the 26-year-old was in the Faroe Islands with the national team.
Police sources told Spanish media both intruders were armed. They are thought to have got into the property in the exclusive neighbourhood of La Moraleja north of Madrid via an upstairs window.
Morata, who is on loan at Atletico Madrid, pushes a double buggy alongside wife Alice
Alice smiles as she holds one of her twin sons during their family trip to Ibiza on Wednesday
