Óscar Puente, father for the third time with his current partner, Yasmina Gregori

The Minister of Transport of the Spanish government, Oscar Puente, has revolutionized the networks. But this time not because of any publication related to the railway service, as is usual, but because he has announced that he has become a father again. With a photograph of himself and his newborn third child, the socialist has published on X: "Now I am busy with Óscar Puente III (the saga continues). But I will return." The minister already has two daughters from his previous marriage, Carme and Isabel, aged 19 and 18. Now, at 56, he welcomes his first child with his current partner, Yasmina Gregori, a businesswoman dedicated to the hotel sector.

After making it public on X, where Puentes hinted that the newborn bears his name, congratulatory messages were quick to arrive. One of the first to congratulate him was the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez: "If he comes with the same energy as his father, it will bring him great joy," he wrote.

After his divorce from Judge Laura Soria Velasco, mother of his two daughters, the minister and former mayor of Valladolid He made public a new relationship with Yasmina Gregori. It was in 2024 when the socialist published a photograph on social media during the Goya Awards gala accompanied by the businesswoman, saying: "With my wife, Yasmina. She's not an actress, but she was the most beautiful and the most elegant of the night."

Who is Yasmina Gregori?

Óscar Puente's current partner works in the hotel industry and studied at the University of Alicante. Her age has not been made public, and she generally keeps a low profile on social media. Information about Gregorio is scarce, and she stays out of the public eye, despite the minister's media profile. According to her LinkedIn profile, she is currently the general manager of a hotel in Valladolid and has experience as a spa manager.

As previously reported The Valladolid DiaryThe couple's first child was born on May 13th at the Gregorio Marañón Hospital in Madrid after a 34-hour labor. Both Yasmina Gregori and the baby (who weighed 3.1 kg) are doing well, according to the same source. For now, the minister has made it clear that he has much to celebrate and that he won't be seen in the offices for several days.