After the unfortunate departure of Mrs. Isabel MartinezMother Andrea LegarettaOn the show, the host continued to absorb the mourning and deep sadness she’s been going through these days, and the fact that she knows she’ll never see Charbellita, as she used to affectionately call her mother, again. That’s why the actress allowed herself to open up and express her deepest feelings, letting them flow through the words she shared on social networks and more recently in front of the camera. today. However, he also took the time to share with the media how he lived through the final moments of Donna Isabel’s life and how, after spending so much time with her, he knew his time to leave was approaching.different birthday
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When she left Televisa San Ángel after a brief appearance on the Hoy show, the actress also agreed to speak to the media about the last time she had the chance to see her living mother, which happened a few days ago on her birthday, with the host’s The parents decided to surprise Andrea by traveling from Acapulco, where they lived, to Mexico City and used the trip to see her in the musical Vaselina Timbiriche. “She came to see me on my birthday, to go to the show, and my dad had to talk her into it by saying: ‘Honey, I know you’re tired, I know you don’t want to travel right now, but this is a gift for her.’ Andrea It’s going to be us going to see it’, so she’s very willing to come, she saw the play, she met Vaseline’s Frenchie and my Frenchie, she’s happy, very happy to be going to the theater,” shared Andrea.
However, a few days before Andrea celebrated her birthday, things changed and her mother started to feel sad. “The first two days (of my birthday) she was very upset and she had a blocked bowel so my dad took her to the hospital and when I was on the show I went out and caught up with her and the doctor did a lot of learning everything was working fine Within range, I went home and rested, the next day was my birthday, we went to eat together, my mother told me she didn’t want to go to the restaurant, so I told her: ‘Okay, let’s eat, I’m going to see you’ , me and my girls (and her) were there after lunch,” she shared.
That’s when a feeling in the actress’s mind that warned her that this would be the last time she would see her mother overwhelmed her daughters as well. “When I said goodbye to her, before the door closed, the last thing I saw was her face, and the look in her eyes, I don’t know if it was her eyes or her soul that let me know that I was wrong. Loved her again. I’m going to see her,” said the translator. “When I closed the door there was a really strong feeling and I hugged her and kissed her so many times and told her she felt it, her look, that last look, my daughters felt it too. Mia went out into the corridor and stood there with her back to us, my dad, Nina and me, and she couldn’t stop crying,” she added. “Then Nina hugged my dad and cried a lot and we’re sorry it happened a few days later.”
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In the same vein, Andrea Legareta spoke about Mia and Nina, who were extremely close to Chabellita, and the way they navigated this sad phase of their lives. “They’re incredible. Mia’s not in Mexico. On Sunday, we’re going to the theater and Eric’s going to take me and his assistant and we’re in the car and my brother says to me, ‘My mom’ and I get it, I think he wants to take that pain out of my body, and I tell Eric: “You have to go to work because they live in Acapulco” and my brother finds me, We went to Acapulco and Nineta at home was with me, she went through that part, she saw her dead grandmother, she saw how all of us put music on her, I did her makeup, I gave her She wears perfume…we all gather around her to talk to her, thank her, tell her stories about her, and Nina’s life”, the projection. “Mia, she had the strength to go to the show yesterday Cambia machine:’Your grandmother would let you go, baby, imagine, cumbia machine “It was a big party” and she left, donning a red dress from the show and covering her sadness with makeup,” she concluded, making it clear that she’s still evaluating the possibility of returning to the theater.
