Benjamín Vicuña referred for the first time to the romance betweenLa China Suárez and Mauro Icardi, making it clear that his only priority is always his family and his work.
After months of speculation, the Chilean actor decided to speak about his current relationship with his ex-partner. Tired of the press insisting on the same topic, Benja spoke about the current relationship he keeps with his ex, La China Suárez, and the player Mauro Icardi. Although he was indirectly linked for being the father of Magnolia and Amancio, the children he had with the actress, Vicuña made it clear that he prefers to stay out of the media scandal at all times, especially those referring to his ex.
Benjamin Vicuña siendo parte de "Envidiosa", la serie
In an interview he gave to Puro Show (El Trece), hosted by Majo Martino, one of the protagonists of Envidiosa was asked about how he deals with the scandals surrounding him. Calmly and without losing his good humor, he replied: "Let's agree that there's nothing that serious. These are situations that happen, that are lived in private, and that will eventually settle down."
Despite the media attention caused by the love life of his ex-partners, Vicuña showed annoyance at having to always respond to the same topic: "The only thing I have in common is my children," he began by saying.
"It's not my issue. There are days when I say 'please, don't talk to me about this, I want to talk about Envidiosa, my movie," he continued explaining. "Talk about work, which is what truly excites me," he concluded.
Vicuña junto a sus hijos
The Chilean actor seeks to focus his energy on the professional without a doubt. His new movie, and the series Envidiosa, have him excited, and he wishes that to be the central conversation when he's interviewed and asked for updates about his life. Even so, he understands that public exposure entails a certain level of media interest in his personal life.
With the maturity of someone who has spent many years under the media spotlight due to various situations in his life, Vicuña concluded: "You have to de-dramatize as much as possible and accept. It's life, it's all good."
