Sabrina Rojas became nostalgic and told what she misses the most about her relationship with Luciano Castro

In the last few hours, Sabrina Rojas surprised her followers by sharing an honest reflection on her daily life after the separation of Luciano Castro. Through her social networks, the host showed part of her daily routine and spoke honestly about what she missed the most about her time as a couple.

The comment came as she recounted how she organizes her days to fulfill all the responsibilities related to raising her children and household chores.

It all started when Rojas showed on her Instagram stories that she usually starts preparing dinner around 17:30 in order to anticipate her children's nighttime routine.

In the video, the host explained that her dynamic changed completely since she stopped working daily on television and no longer has the same organization she had before

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“What time is it? 17.26. I want to record what my life is like now,” he began by saying as he showed part of his kitchen

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He then recalled what his routine was like when he was part of the program Pasó en América (América TV), which involved long days away from home.

“Before I did It Happened in America, then I went to Capital and when I returned dinner was ready and everything was done, because the children were left with a lady who looked after them, Karina, a sweetheart,” he explained.

According to him, this person was not only in charge of taking care of the children, but also of preparing food for when they returned from their activities.

Today the situation is different. Rojas said that she must take care of all the daily tasks related to parenting and the home alone

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“Now I have to do everything myself: take and pick up the boys to school, take Fausto to soccer and when he comes back, which is eight o'clock in the evening, I can't just start cooking there because it's getting so late and tomorrow they have school,” he explained.

For that reason, he decided to reorganize his routine to be able to comply with everything.

“Then at half past five we started cooking. I already put chicken in the oven. While it's done, we waited an hour or so, we went out for soccer, I stayed, I had some math. When we come back I put it to cook for another half hour and that's how I do everything,” he said.

The driver explained that in this way she manages to carry out all the activities of the day. “This is being a single mother. When you're a single mother, you have to figure it out,” she said.

In the midst of that reflection, Rojas confessed which aspect of her life as a couple is the most strange about her relationship with Luciano Castro.

“When you live as a couple, you divide up tasks. That's the only thing I miss about marriage,” he wrote of the publication.

Although he later added a humorous comment about his previous work phase: “No, lie, I miss everything that happened in America. But it was a luxury that the kitchen issue was resolved.”