The former couple reunited on a streaming show and, to the surprise of their fans, they said everything to each other's faces
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The couple formed by Thiago Medina and Daniela Celis, who have continued to capture the public's attention since their time on Gran Hermano 2022, have once again found themselves at the center of the media spotlight.
This time, the setting was Patria y Familia, the Luzu TV show, where both starred in an exchange full of reproaches that left viewers stunned.
The interview began in a relaxed tone, but quickly turned into a conversation filled with complaints about daily life and priorities. Daniela, now the mother of the twins she shares with Thiago, started things off by asking if he had ever felt bothered by her intense work schedule: "Did it ever bother you at any point when I started working so much at the beginning, when the babies were so little?" the influencer asked.
La pareja continuaría en diálogo por los cuidados de sus pequeñas
Far from avoiding the topic, Thiago was blunt: "No, it never bothered me that you worked. In fact, I like that you do it. What did bother me was that when I wanted us to go to the movies or made a reservation somewhere, you were tired, but for your work friends you always went out."
The comment caught "Pestañela" off guard, who tried to downplay it by assuring him it was not that frequent. However, the young man from González Catán doubled down: "You went. They invited you to dinner and you went. I asked you to go out and you never wanted to, but when it was with your work friends, you did."
Faced with his insistence, Daniela ended up admitting: "That's true. I learned a lot from having prioritized work over family. Now I try to balance those extremes."
The exchange did not end there. Daniela asked him if she had ever been unfair to him. Thiago took the opportunity to point out another source of conflict: his leisure time.
"Whenever I went to play soccer, there was always a 'but,' always a complaint. I spent a lot of time at home with the babies, and I would have liked to do it once or twice a week," he admitted.
Despite their differences, both agreed that, within their means, they managed to complement each other: one working and the other taking care of the children, in a 50-50 dynamic that, according to them, was what allowed them to face motherhood and fatherhood as a team.
