Heart on the Mole: Mick Schumacher spotted relaxed in Port d'Andratx

Heart on the Mole: new face, familiar calm

Yesterday morning the harbor of Port d'Andratx: Relaxed summer temperatures - a perfect day at the harbor was, as often, filled with seagull calls, the soft clacking of ropes, and the scent of fresh coffee drifting from the kiosk on the quay. Between fishing boats and Sunday sailors a couple stood out — not seeking attention, but noticeable nonetheless. A sporty man wearing sunglasses strolled along the breakwater, hand in hand with a young dark-haired woman. Shortly afterwards they boarded a small family boat and chugged off, without any fuss.

Who is accompanying him?

From conversations on site and whispers along the paseo the woman's name is said to be Alyssia Piccioni. Some nearby claimed she has been accompanying him for a few weeks — from sporting events to private posts on social networks. It's not a fling, more a cautious getting-to-know in public but without the spotlight. A resident who hangs out at the market in the mornings dryly noted: "She seemed to already know the family." Small details like that speak volumes, even in a small harbor cove.

A familiar name

In a brief chat on the quay the name Corinna came up. Apparently she has already been introduced. On Mallorca, where neighbors quickly draw connections, that is a small signal: the togetherness is not purely accidental, it is being checked and embedded into existing circles.

An island as a place of small normality

Those who live here or know the island know: Mallorca has the special ability to strip people of celebrity trappings — meaning famous people regain something ordinary. In spring a longer relationship ended. Now the young man seems more relaxed. He has been seen in the early morning with an espresso from the market, later with ice cream by the church, jogging on the promenade, or doing yoga before first light. There's more laughter than silence. Small scenes, but for the neighbors a good sign.

Family, privacy and a cautious budding relationship

It is important to note that there was no big show. There were no camera flashes, no photographers chasing them, as in Beckhams on Board: A Quiet Family Break off Mallorca. Instead: familiar gestures, family proximity, and quiet togetherness. In a community like Port d'Andratx that matters. When a new face is introduced into the circle — and welcomed by relatives or acquaintances — that speaks of more than a fleeting encounter.

What does this mean for everyday life here?

For the island it's not a state event, rather a piece of normality that slips in. People who otherwise stood in the spotlight come to the market, buy bread, laugh with the stall vendors, and go home again. These are exactly the scenes that create the island's magic: the clink of coffee cups, the distant roar of the sea, a light breeze along the Carrer Principal. And yes, neighbors talk — but mostly with a wink.

Looking ahead

Will it become a lasting relationship? You can't tell from two handholds and a shared boat trip. But it shows someone has chosen the island as a place of calm to test things: family, everyday life, decisions. And that may be exactly what works well here — the slow testing, without show.

Insider tip: For those who love the harbor as we do: arrive early. Around half past seven the air is still fresh, the kiosk on the quay has the best coffee for little money, and the peace is real — no social media filter.