Shakira was in the stands to witness Washington Capitals beat home team New York Islanders

Shakira, the renowned Queen of Latin Music, made an appearance at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, to cheer on the New York Islanders in their match against the Washington Capitals. The stadium was buzzing with excitement as fans were thrilled to see such a high-profile celebrity in attendance.

Although the Islanders suffered a 5-1 loss to the Capitals, Shakira's presence at the game brought an extra spark of energy and enthusiasm to the stadium. Fans were thrilled to see her sporting an Islanders jersey and cheering the team on alongside television personality Carson Daly.

Shakira's passion for sports is well-known, and she has been a vocal supporter of many different sports, including football, basketball, and tennis. It's worth noting that Carson Daly is not only a well-known television personality but also a longstanding fan of the New York Islanders. Daly has been a vocal supporter of the team for years and has even been seen wearing Islander gear on his popular TV show, "The Voice."

Daly's presence at the game was not just that of a celebrity spectator but also a passionate fan cheering on his favorite team. The crowd was thrilled to see him alongside Shakira, showing their support for the Islanders and creating a lively atmosphere in the stadium.

Despite the loss, the crowd was delighted to see Shakira and Carson Daly in attendance, and the Queen of Latin Music even took to social media to express her appreciation for the Islanders and their fans. Her appearance at the UBS Arena was not only a show of support for the team but also a way to bring attention to the new arena and its role in revitalizing the local community.

Shakira reflects on Gerard Pique split during Fallon show appearance

Colombian singer Shakira opened up about her recent split from former footballer Gerard Pique in a candid interview on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The 46-year-old star appeared alongside Argentinian DJ Bizarrap to discuss her latest song, which was inspired by the painful breakup.

In the interview, she spoke about how writing the song had been a "healthy way to channel" her emotions after a "very rough year" following her separation from Pique. The song, which has yet to be released, is a reflection of her personal experience but also serves as a voice for other women who have been through similar struggles.

"I feel that after we put out this song, I have a sisterhood of women who have been through the same things that I have been through, who think the way I think, who feel the way I feel, who had to put up with so much cr*p the way I had to," Shakira said on the show.

"And I did write the song for me, but also I feel that it was meant for so many women out there that needed a forum and a voice to represent them in so many ways."

The singer's candid interview and her dedication to using her platform to support and empower other women have been met with praise from fans and critics alike. Her openness about her struggles following the breakup highlights the importance of discussing mental health and emotional well-being, particularly during challenging times.