ALASKA AND MARIO | Mario Vaquerizo settles divorce rumors: “That faggot who said it on TikTok was looking for fifteen minutes of glory”

He does not hold any grudge against the person who started the rumors about a possible separation with Alaska, although he does hold the press responsible for echoing a piece of news without having previously verified it: “I was not offended at all, I was offended that the journalists took, as a source of information, an opinion”.

He and Alaska are in one of the best moments of their lives and do not doubt their feelings: “when you are sure of who you are, who you are with and what you feel for the person you are with, nothing happens” and assures that “this is the roller coaster, at this moment it is the Disneyland of love and at other times, it is not so much the Disneyland of love.”

If the day comes when he separates from Alaska, Mario will have no problem and will say it openly: “I take everything with humor. The day I separate, I'm going to say it, you know that I say everything” and He adds: “Everything is perfect, everything is in its place and I am very, very happy, really.”

They have taken it so well that Mario wanted to remember with us what Alaska thought when she heard the news: “Olvido said something very total, which I loved: don't say now that I have bought Cantora, that will be a lie.” There is no doubt that the couple was in good spirits and moved on as they have always done in the face of rumors and speculation.

He remembered Susana Dosamantes on stage, whom he admired: “Paulina's great mother, a great Mexican actress that we all admired. She was sick and had to leave.” He does not consider that he has a very close relationship with Paulina Rubio, but the little he has been able to talk to her has given him a very good impression: “Paulina is another friend, I am not going to tell you that we are close friends but it is true that Paulina She is a type of star with whom we feel very identified because she is very complete. I like Paulina very much. I have met her four times but the four times I have met she has been a very educated girl, very complete and very authentic.”

Mario Vaquerizo has also shown us his opinion and firmly believes that Ricky Martin should not be tried for the accusations of domestic violence until justice speaks: “poor Martin, who all he does is work in his life, having built a career both often and alone. If he says something, because he says it. If he doesn't say it, because he doesn't say it. Leave him alone.” He believes that the lawsuit has appeared at a very opportunistic moment and doubts its intentions: “this nephew, I don't know if he is right or wrong, but I don't like saying ugly things. If he was so ugly, “Why didn't you say it before? There comes a time when I don't understand these opportunisms.”