Carlos Calero breaks silence to share painful moment he lives with family

Carlos Calerois one of the most popular hosts on Columbia Television and is known for being one of the famous TV presenters. who shared experience He lives with his family, and the moments he spends with her. This time, however, he shared a hard truth that broke his heart.

The 54-year-old Colombian journalist and presenter is married to Paulina Ceballos and they have two children: the first is lawyer Sofia Calero, 25, and the youngest is Felipealso called Carlos Jr., 19; he surprised his followers after sharing the sad situation that has plagued his family in recent hours.

It’s worth noting that, days before the sad news, Calero shared another difficult situation he’s been through with his wife — whom he’s lived with for 25 years. A publication revealed that Paula’s health was so serious that she was hospitalized in the city of Barranquilla for several weeks.

“Not slow nor fast. In God’s perfect timing. With complete faith and the love of my family, hoping and claiming that this antibiotic will cure me. All in your hands Lord’, which Calero’s wife left on her Instagram account. He then replied, “Always with you, love”, showing his unconditional love for her.

“The next day, I was feeling very crowded, had trouble speaking, and had a terrible cough. I didn’t hear the sirens that were going on, or I just didn’t want to hear them. I started to feel really frustrated that something wasn’t right.Slight pain in stomach early Sunday morningEarlier on Monday, I told Carlos that I needed a doctor, that I was not well,” Paula said.

“I ended up in the hospital in Barranquilla, after multiple tests, CT scans, and a few punches on my arm, they told me: ‘You have bronchitis and diverticulitis.‘. The doctor explained to me what it was and was careful. This is how life has forced me to stop rethinking many of the things I put on hold and think about what really matters in life, yes, back to the basic things that no longer have a place in me because living the millionaire revolution”.

To this painful moment he had to endure with his family, another unfortunate fact was added: On his Instagram account, Journalists published black and white photos of his uncle in his memory. Evidence of the facilitator’s affection and respect for him was left behind.

In the last image, he left his farewell words: “Fly higher, man,” hands on right side. In it, he mentions his family’s account and tags Paula Ceballos – his wife – and his two children, Felipe and Sofía Calero; besides adding their other relatives.

In light of this, some of his followers expressed their condolences and left messages of strength and comfort for the family.