Tania González Ledesma, Martín Demichelis's alleged lover, broke her silence

Tania González Ledesma decided to speak publicly after months of rumors that identified her as the third party in the separation of Martín Demichelis and Evangelina Anderson. Invited to the show A La Tarde (América TV), the flight attendant and bodybuilder shared details of the relationship that, according to her, lasted for nine months with the former head coach of River Plate.

"They incinerated me, I came out charred," she said as she recalled the moment her name appeared in the media as the alleged lover of the former footballer.

When was the first meeting with Demichelis?

González Ledesma recounted that she met Demichelis in 2023, while she was working on a charter flight transporting River's squad. "They assigned me a shift to do this flight. We were told we were taking River. We were boarding, Martín came in and he really caught my attention," she recalled.

The flight attendant admitted that at that time she was unaware of the former footballer's career and his marriage to Anderson. The interaction, as she explained, happened casually: "On the first flight, he asked me what my name was. There were two or three consecutive flights I had, by chance."

The closeness intensified during those trips, where they even shared mate with the crew.  "We started talking, he asked the crew if we were staying with them in Mendoza. The flight happened and we kept drinking mate," she recounted.

After the last trip, Demichelis asked for her phone number and contacted her just an hour after landing. That same day they saw each other for the first time at a hotel. "It was magical. We exchanged phone numbers and saw each other that same afternoon," Tania said, who described that meeting as a turning point.

Since then, the relationship lasted for nine months. According to her account, they met in hotels, at the coach's apartment in Puerto Madero, and even at the Ezeiza training center.

The bodybuilder stated that, although she knew Demichelis was still married, he confided in her that he was going through a personal and professional crisis.  "He told me he was not doing well with the club and also at home," she said. She even revealed that the former player shared family tensions with Anderson: "When he got home there were reproaches, she would say 'why did we come,' because the children didn't want to live in Argentina."