First, I need to write an original article for the keyword "King of Spain First Wife." The context provided includes various snippets, but I'll focus on the keyword. The article should be 600 to 900 words, with natural headings, avoid unsupported claims, and not mention AI generation. I'll structure it as safe HTML using h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, and em tags. The keyword is about the first wife of the King of Spain. The current King of Spain is Felipe VI, who is married to Queen Letizia. But "first wife" might refer to his first marriage? Felipe VI is married to Letizia, who is his only wife. Perhaps it's about a previous king. Looking at context: "Charles II was the final monarch of" – Charles II was a Spanish king, but his wife? Or maybe it's about King Juan Carlos I, who is the former king. His wife is Queen Sofía. But "first wife" could imply a first marriage before the current one. The context says "From financial fraud to literally shooting oneself in the foot" and "From an exiled" – this might refer to Juan Carlos I, who has had controversies. But his first and only wife is Queen Sofía, as far as I know. He married Sofía in 1962, and they haven't divorced. Perhaps "first wife" refers to the first wife of a king in history. For example, King Alfonso XIII had a wife, but he was the king before the Second Spanish Republic. Or King Philip II had multiple wives. But the keyword is specifically "King Of Spain First Wife," so I need to identify which king. The context also mentions "Inherited jewels and an $8 million wedding dress?" which might be about a royal wedding. And "Stars including Lamine Yamal, Rodri, Ferran Torres..." which is about footballers being welcomed by the King, likely Felipe VI. I think the most relevant might be about Queen Letizia, but she is the current wife, not first wife. Unless "first wife" means she is the first wife of King Felipe VI, but he has no previous marriage. So that's straightforward. But to make it interesting, I should focus on the historical context of Spanish kings and their first wives. For instance, King Juan Carlos I's first wife is Queen Sofía, but they are still married. So "first wife" might not be accurate if it implies a previous marriage. Perhaps it's about a king who had multiple wives. For example, King Philip II was married four times. His first wife was Maria Manuela of Portugal. That could be an angle. Similarly, King Charles II had a wife, Marie Louise of Orléans, but she was his first wife as he married young. But the keyword might be targeting the current context. Let's see the context: "From financial fraud to literally shooting oneself in the foot" – this could be about Juan Carlos I's controversies. He was involved in financial scandals and supposedly shot his brother in the foot during a hunting trip. But that's not about his wife. The context also says "From an exiled" – Juan Carlos I went into exile in 2020 due to financial scandals. So perhaps the article should be about King Juan Carlos I and his first wife, Queen Sofía, but since they are still married, "first wife" doesn't imply a change. Maybe it's about King Felipe VI and his wife Queen Letizia, but she is his only wife. Another idea: "first wife" could be misinterpreted as "first lady" of Spain, but the keyword says "King Of Spain First Wife," so it's about the king's first wife. I need to find a king who had a first wife who later died or divorced. For example, King Alfonso XII died young, and his wife was Mercedes of Orléans, but she was his first wife? He married Mercedes, who died soon after, and then he remarried. So Mercedes was his first wife. That could be a story. Similarly, King Alfonso XIII married Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg, and she was his only wife. To make the article comprehensive, I might cover multiple kings and their first wives. But the keyword seems specific. Given the context provided, it likely refers to a recent event or figure. The mention of