Lucía Rivera clarifies her controversial comment: Is Marc Márquez the toxic love he talks about?

Even though they broke up in early 2020 after just over a year together, their relationship Lucia Rivera and Marc Márquez is once again very topical after the model published an article in the newspaper 'La Vanguardia' speaking in the first person about toxic love, which many have interpreted as a 'message' addressed to the motorcycle rider.

“Every day that passes we are more aware of what toxic love is, what doesn't suit us and what does, and that some romantic clichés have been really harmful for everyone. Roller coasters are fun, but not when We talk about emotions” Lucía reflects, warning that “Relationships that don't make you feel safe, those that give you push and pull, or those that don't let you breathe, that muzzle you and annul you, can become like a drug.”

“If you don't love yourself, no one will love you,” he adds, ensuring that a healthy love “is enjoyed and not suffered. It has to give you the desire to live. And if you don't feel that way,” he advises, “the best thing is walk away and start looking for your own happiness” away from a love that, clearly, is toxic for you.

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Some words that Lucía now speaks about, clarifying that they were not directed at Marc Márquez, whom she has not hesitated to defend: “They have a bad image of him* I don't have that bad image of him, I don't think he We've always gotten along well and that's not the point, but that's it, I don't like to talk about this.”

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“With the number of boyfriends you give me, I don't understand why Marc, honestly. That's because you have a very distorted image of him,” she laments, revealing that her article was not, as we thought, based on some personal experience: “It's not about anyone, it's my job. They told me to talk about toxic love and I talked about toxic love.”

Very discreet, however, Cayetano Rivera's daughter has preferred not to comment on the public and media breakup between her uncles Francisco and Kiko Rivera; a topic about which she, she admits, “have no idea. I don't watch that kind of press and I don't get into that stuff.”