The terrible condition Eva de Dominici suffered during a shoot

Eva de Dominici is experiencing a great professional moment. Based in the United States and established in international cinema, the Argentine actress began filming a new movie on the Italian island of Sardinia, one of the most sought-after locations in the Mediterranean for its natural beauty. However, what promised to be a dream experience was marred by an unexpected health issue she suffered as soon as she arrived on set.

Through her social media, Eva shared with her followers the unusual episode she experienced on the first day of filming. "A damn Sardinian mosquito welcomed me with a bite, and I had an allergic reaction on the first day of shooting," wrote the actress, visibly affected but trying to take the situation with some humor.

The post included a close-up image that caused concern among her fans: in the photo, Eva's face can be seen with a noticeable swelling around her left eye. The skin appears reddened and visibly swollen, clear signs of an acute allergic reaction caused by the insect bite.

Far from hiding her discomfort, the star of Sangre Blanca and Maradona: Sueño Bendito chose to share the situation as part of the vicissitudes that are often encountered during outdoor filming. Although she didn't provide details on whether she needed medical attention, the tone of her message seemed to convey reassurance, showing that the condition, while alarming, was being managed.

Eva is currently settled in Europe with her partner, musician and producer Eduardo Cruz —brother of renowned Spanish actress Penélope Cruz— and their son, Cairo. Although the actress usually keeps a low profile regarding her private life, this time she decided to make the incident visible from her Instagram stories, where she often shares parts of her work and family day-to-day life.

The filming, whose plot and title have not yet been revealed, represents a new challenge for De Dominici, who in recent years has managed to build an international career without losing her connection to her roots. Her presence in European and North American productions positions her as one of the Argentine figures with the greatest global projection.