The actress surprised with confessions about her current romantic situation and a more authentic stage in her life
During the program, Suárez dared to talk about the bond that connects her to the player Mauro Icardi. "Everything is better if he's there. It's a level of compatibility I had never experienced. I would really grow old next to this person," she declared, visibly moved. For a figure known for her low profile and reluctance to interviews, it was a moment of revelation.
In Arriba Argentinos, journalist May Martorelli analyzed the impact of the interview: "La China almost never speaks. She chooses a low profile and isn't interested in pleasing. But this interview changes the perception people have of her. When you listen to her, you understand her more human side."
Asked about the possibility of becoming a mother again, the influencer replied sincerely: "The factory is closed. And for now, I'm fine. There are many of us. I don't rule it out, but three children is already a lot. I like to be alert and dedicate time to them. I love being a mother, it's my great passion."
But what caught the most attention was her unexpected openness to the idea of marriage. "I can't propose to any man. But now it's changed," she said, hinting that something might be brewing. When the journalist pressed on whether there was already a formal proposal, the actress gave a knowing smile: "I can't tell you everything."
In an intimate interview, Eugenia "La China" Suárez surprised with confessions about her current romantic life and a more authentic stage in her life.
The actress broke her silence and did so with an open heart. In an intimate interview broadcast live via streaming in the show La pasión, the actress spoke as she rarely does about her emotional present, her relationship with Mauro Icardi, motherhood, and even the possibility of getting married, an idea she previously completely dismissed.
"I'm really in love," she confessed with a genuine smile that reflected much more than words. And it wasn't just an offhand statement; throughout the interview, broadcast during prime time at 10 p.m., La China showed a more relaxed, direct, and authentic version. A side that had rarely been seen in the media.
