Tamara Báez published a phrase that sparked rumors following the medical diagnosis L-Gante received
While the diagnosis was being known, Tamara Báez shared a phrase on Instagram that caused all kinds of speculations. "There is always time to change, to be different, to start over, and to be better," she posted.
The message was interpreted by many as a hint to the father of her daughter. Although she didn't mention him directly, the timing chosen to share it raised suspicions.
Although her relationship with L-Gante is not going through the best moment, some believe that this gesture could be an approach. It is worth remembering that both had legal conflicts over child support.
However, the singer's health situation could open a new stage. At least, that's what several followers who commented on the post with encouraging messages believe.
In the same interview, the artist also talked about his recent separation from Wanda Nara. He said that he is not in love with her and made a statement that caused a stir.
"There are women who always like to land on their feet. Wanda always lands on her feet," he expressed, making it clear that the relationship is in the past.
L-Gante is going through a complicated health moment that forced him to put a pause on his career. In the midst of this situation, Tamara Báez, his ex-partner, published a message that didn't go unnoticed.
The artist revealed that he underwent a general check-up and received a diagnosis that surprised him. Meanwhile, Báez shared a reflective phrase that many interpreted as directed at him.
The musician said that he decided to have medical tests on his own initiative. During that examination, professionals detected gastrointestinal, kidney, and heart problems.
"I went to the doctor like anyone else, but we got a surprise that forced us to stop and talk seriously," he confessed in an interview with the show Mujeres Argentinas (El Trece).
According to him, he had to adjust his diet and lead a calmer life. He also said that he will continue with medical check-ups to monitor his progress.
"There are things I can eat and others I can't. And I have to slow down because of the heart issue," he explained. Although he appeared calm, he admitted that the diagnosis forced him to reevaluate his priorities.
