Seven months after the separation and after 19 years together, the actor referred to the mother of his three children on PH Podemos Hablar and made it clear that he is still betting on that relationship
Facundo Arana spoke again about his relationship with María Susini and this time his statements generated a strong impact. Seven months after the separation and after nearly two decades together, the actor offered a powerful definition of what it means to him to fight for love.
Invited to PH Podemos Hablar, the Telefe show hosted by Andy Kusnetzoff, Arana joined a theme designed for those who have fought or are still fighting for a relationship. Without much hesitation, he stepped forward and stated: “You have to fight.”
The actor immediately explained what he meant by that idea. “Not everyone has the grace of finding the love of their life, in their life. So, when you find it, you fight for it. You have to fight until the end, I think that’s how it is...,” he pointed out. Later, he clarified that he was not talking about conflicts but about fully committing to something valuable: “The truth is that ‘fight’ is a strong word, but it’s about giving your all. If you already know that this is the love of your life, you have to give it your all.”
The couple has been going through a crisis since the beginning of this year, after 19 years together. They have three children together: India, Yaco, and Moro. Since they distanced themselves, Arana has avoided closing the chapter definitively.
How he feels today and what he thinks about the future
When Kusnetzoff asked him about his current romantic status, the actor responded briefly but eloquently: “I’m super well and giving it my all.” He also made it clear that he does not consider starting a new relationship. When asked about the possibility of falling in love again, he was blunt: “Not at all, I already found it. That’s how it is.”
Regarding the place Susini occupies in his life, regardless of what happens with the couple, he stated: “I can go to Mars, but things are like this. It is what it is.” He admitted, moreover, that he finds it difficult to answer what it means to be separated from the mother of his children: “For me, the question throws an error. If it’s love and you found it, you have to give it your all.”
Before closing, he summarized his stance with another phrase that reignited speculation: “It’s not so much about the opportunity that they may give you but the one you decide to take to go for what you love.”
In parallel, other television programs have reported versions talking about a possible reunion. On LAM, Pepe Ochoa claimed that the couple reconciled after months of reflection and that, for family reasons, they reconnected and decided to invest in the relationship again. According to the panelist, Facundo never wanted to separate, and the initial decision to take distance had been hers.
