Cecilia Bolocco and her son, Máximo Menem Bolocco, took advantage of the summer to enjoy a few days of rest on the paradisiacal beaches of Chile. The former Miss Universe and the son she had with former Argentine president Carlos Menem shared snapshots of their trip, highlighting the close bond that unites them and their passion for nature and relaxing family moments.
Through his social media, Máximo posted a series of images where they can be seen with a group of friends enjoying the sea and sun on a white sand beach. Cecilia, who wore a sophisticated grayish bikini, appeared smiling and relaxed, reflecting the complicity she maintains with her son, who also showed a laid-back look while sharing an afternoon of mate with his friends.
Additionally, in the afternoon the young man posted on his personal Instagram a snapshot on a yacht enjoying the sunset. Sailing on the Chilean coast is something mother and son adore, which is why they would have a luxurious fleet at their disposal.
The relationship between mother and son has always been close, but it strengthened even more after the challenging health moment Máximo went through in 2018, when he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Fortunately, after successful treatment, the young man managed to overcome the illness, and since then both he and Cecilia have actively worked on raising awareness about childhood cancer through their foundation, Care.
Máximo Bolocco y su familia de vacaciones en Chile
In recent months, mother and son have shared various adventures around the world. To their recent trip to Italy, where they participated in ceramics workshops as a form of relaxation and connection, they now add this getaway to the Chilean coast, where they were seen enjoying the tranquility of the sea and the warmth of summer days.
Beyond the trips and media exposure, Cecilia and Máximo have demonstrated that their priority remains their family and building unforgettable memories together. With a relationship based on trust and mutual support, they both continue to travel the world and share their message of hope through their commitment to children and young people facing complex illnesses.
