María del Rosario Barbosa Orozco, daughter of the late Puebla governor Miguel Barbosa Huerta, was recently seen attending a FIFA World Cup 2026 group stage match between Tunisia and Japan at Monterrey’s stadium.

The appearance, captured in an Instagram story shared by María del Rosario, showed her holding a beer, a casual moment that contrasts with the family’s usual low profile since the governor’s passing. After Miguel Barbosa Huerta’s death, the family stepped back from public and political life, making any public sighting a subject of interest among political circles and social media users alike.

The Tunisia-Japan match was part of the recent World Cup schedule, drawing thousands of fans to the venues. Japan’s national team has notably captured widespread attention for its strong performance in the tournament, adding to the event’s buzz.

While María del Rosario’s attendance was strictly personal, the photo sparked curiosity and speculation online about the cost and access to such high-profile matches.

This glimpse into the private life of a prominent political family reminds us how public events like the World Cup intersect with personal stories, reflecting broader social dynamics in Mexico and beyond.