The dancer revealed how the final separation from Alex Caniggia affected her daughter
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Shortly after confirming her separation from Alexander Caniggia, Melody Luz opened her heart on social media and shared how she is navigating this new stage with her daughter, Venezia. Meanwhile, the influencer is increasingly active and provocative in his Instagram stories, the dancer focuses on her daughter's emotional well-being and how both are adapting to recent changes.
Through a question box on Instagram, a follower directly asked her how she felt with so many changes in her life, and how she perceived Venezia in the midst of this new family context. With honesty, Melody replied: "Changes are hard for me, but I focus on going through the process with as much peace as possible. Vene is fine, just with a runny nose, but adapting too."
The dancer's response, who prioritizes staying calm amid the media storm, was celebrated by her followers, who appreciated her sincerity and the way she puts her daughter at the center of her decisions.
Melody Luz con su hija Venezia
Melody Luz's message that moved everyone to tears
Shortly after, Melody shared a school report she received from Venezia's teachers, which deeply moved her. The text not only highlights the girl's personal qualities but also her ability to relate affectionately and securely with her peers.
"Venezia is a friendly, curious, and very observant girl who enjoys coming to the kindergarten and spending time with her peer group. She moves freely around the environment, showing security and confidence. She establishes warm and positive bonds with her classmates, likes to be close to them, observe what they do, and interact with gestures and glances," the report details.
The note also reveals that Venezia has already built a special bond with a kindergarten friend: "In particular, with one friend she shares special moments: they walk hand in hand, hug, and show affection. In situations where she doesn't want physical contact, she clearly expresses her need by saying 'no,' raising her voice and extending her hand, which shows her ability to set boundaries with security and respect."
