The former couple ended their marriage in an emotional atmosphere and settled their property
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Nicolás Vázquez and Gimena Accardi signed their divorce last week, and they did so in a context that surprised even the lawyers themselves. According to reports, the hearing took place with tears, hugs, and even a shared breakfast after signing the papers.
"They were very moved, they held hands and cried. Afterwards, they hugged and went to have breakfast together," said journalist Gustavo Méndez on the program Mujeres Argentinas (El Trece).
The division of assets and properties
The distribution of assets did not present major conflicts. Gimena Accardi kept the house that both built in Zona Norte, where they lived until the separation. Meanwhile, Nico Vázquez kept the apartment acquired at the beginning of this year in Núñez, a property where he had already been living since he left the family home.
Nico Vázquez y Gimena Accardi tenían juntos una casa en zona norte de la provincia de Buenos Aires.
This way, each ensured a property without major discussions, which showed both parties' intention to close this chapter on good terms.
The couple's professional future
Beyond their personal lives, the challenge is to define how their professional projects will continue. Currently, Nico Vázquez produces the play En otras palabras, where Gimena Accardi shares the stage with Andrés Gil.
Gimena Accardi, Nicolás Vázquez y Andrés Gil comparten la obra "En otras palabras".
Although the play has the conditions to be extended even during the summer, the final decision could be to shorten the season as a result of the separation.
Gimena Accardi y Nico Vázquez cercanos también por sus actividades actorales y proyectos.
The former couple also keeps a professional partnership through which they distribute the profits from their theater projects. For now, it is not known how they will reorganize these agreements going forward, although close sources say that both are evaluating alternatives to maintain order in their professional lives and avoid conflicts.
According to Méndez, only now are they processing what they experienced in the last years of their marriage. "It hit them at this moment," said the journalist, describing the mix of emotion and closure that both went through.
