The press team on board understood the gravity of the moment. Therefore, they kept their distance and showed respect. "She was calm and composed," Salwe said, clarifying that this observation was shared by internal sources on the flight.
The producer traveled quietly and was accompanied by her inner circle to be with her son Tomás
The press team on board understood the gravity of the moment. Therefore, they kept their distance and showed respect. "She was calm and composed," Salwe said, clarifying that this observation was shared by internal sources on the flight.
During the journey, Cris Morena slept almost the entire flight. She didn't accept the dinner that was served on board, and only requested tea in the morning. When she landed, she was the first to disembark from the plane.
After completing the immigration process, a vehicle was waiting to take her directly to meet Tomás. At that moment there were no words, only the weight of a family farewell that will mark everyone forever.
On the night of Tuesday, July 29, Cris Morena boarded a flight bound for Miami. Her objective was as clear as it was devastating: to say goodbye to her granddaughter Mila Yankelevich and to support her son Tomás in the midst of a tragedy that is impossible to describe.
Journalist Martín Salwe, special correspondent for América TV, traveled on the same plane and shared respectful details about the journey. From the beginning, there was a protocol in place to protect the producer's privacy. She was the last to board and any unnecessary contact was avoided.
According to Salwe on Intrusos, Cris traveled in the business section of the plane, in the first row. She was accompanied by at least four people from her closest circle, including Guillermo Pendino, an executive at Telefe.