Miami, Fla.
Almost a year ago, the Puerto Rican presenter Adamari López made the surprising announcement his split from Spanish dancer Toni Costafather of his only daughter.
the driver the program today recently awarded a Interview with Puerto Rican journalist Saudy Riverawith whom he was honest about his comment Separation from Tony
“I never thought I would be a single mother. I always wanted to have a family and I think I always fought for it, I saw it in my house with my father and mother. My nuclear family was always very nice, like everything else there is always something, but it was a very nice nuclear family,” he assured protagonist from wild catwho couldn’t hold back the tears during the conversation.
“It’s what I’ve been longing for all this time and I thought I’d already had a setback and finally found a partner again and had a daughter that I wanted so badly because I thought that was it and that everything was fine. so yeah, I was surprised,” he was honest Adamari.
The actress also said that despite the troubles, she tried to keep their relationship afloat to avoid losing her home.
“Although I have struggled a lot to maintain this family unit, life has taken me by surprise. in a different way and today we are still a family because we will both always be the parents of alaia, but different,” he says.
The 50-year-old star didn’t elaborate on the reasons behind their split, but made it clear he has no regrets about his decision.
In the same way, she said that the most important thing for her is to see her daughter Alaia happy.
“As painful as it would have been for me to make that decision today, I’m sure it was the right decision and at that moment I also felt like it was the right decision and that I needed to think carefully about it Alaianot in what they’re going to say, not in any position or person other than her and obviously in me,” he claimed.
“For her (I do) everything, everything to see her well, whatever affects her affects me 100 times more. How to try to build him up also through all this step we live in so that it affects him as little as possible, making choices aimed at keeping him emotionally stable, even letting things hurt me can or who hurt me . You have to sacrifice a lot and it’s worth it if you want her to do well and if I succeed, I hope she succeeds, it’s worth building for her,” he said.
End, Adamari He said he trusts that time will help him to heal all wounds.
“I believe that time heals everything, time has proved me right in some things, maybe in others I feel that the execution could have failed – not only in this but in other things as well – but I always have tries to do things for the sake of all parties in mind. I don’t think I’m a person who does things out of evil or to hurt or without thinking about it, and there have been difficult times when I think primarily about my daughter’s emotional well-being.
To see the full interview, click here.