Cecilia Milone and her message to Chico Novarro: 'More and more in love post mortem...'

In recent days, the name of Cecilia Milone has been at the center of attention due to speculation about her relationship with Chico Novarro. After the artist's passing, and after confirming that she requested a divorce from Nito Artaza, the actress published a message full of emotions on her social media.

"If you knew, what a mess it was. They mix up all your information. They have no idea about anything, there's a tangle of dates, women, and songs. How little they knew you," Milone expressed in an Instagram post. She also highlighted that precision and detail were essential characteristics of the singer, and lamented that his story was distorted.

A love wrapped in controversy

The actress also referred to the impact the news has had in the media: "The only thing that matters to me is that God, you, and I know how much it bothered you that there was a country believing it wasn't you, my love. Well... in an inelegant way... everyone found out".

In her emotional message, Milone confessed that since September 2024 she tried to honor Novarro discreetly, without receiving attention.  "For a month they've been mentioning Chico Novarro non-stop. The intention was to make me look crazy and defame me, and here we are: they mention you more than in the last 40 years of your career. Now they remember you were talented," she asserted.

Evidence of a romance that marked decades

The supposed link between Cecilia Milone and Chico Novarro  has not only been a topic of conversation among the public but also among entertainment personalities. On the "A La Tarde" program on March 19, the testimony of a musician who worked with the singer was presented, who confirmed that the relationship was known since the 90s.  "Everyone knew it and his family too," he stated.

According to this witness, Milone visited Novarro after his shows and in the corridors, there was talk about their "locker room love". He also mentioned that the couple took short trips taking advantage of the singer's tours. Raquel Mancini also contributed her testimony, recalling that in 1993 she saw them together in a small restaurant, supposedly chosen to avoid being seen.

Another proof of this link is found in the book "Algo Conmigo," where Novarro reportedly recounted a love story with a 30-year-old young woman when he was 60, which would coincide with Milone's age at that time.

Despite the criticism and controversy, Cecilia Milone remains firm in her tribute to Chico Novarro, recording his songs and reaffirming her posthumous love for the iconic artist.