It was a difficult year for Jessica Cirio In his personal life. The model started 2023 facing rumors of separation, which months later were confirmed. In addition, the blonde ended up involved in the cases that Justice initiated after learning about the lavish trips that her ex-husband made, some with the media model. Sofia Clerici.
However, Jessica Cirio He ends his year in a different way and with a different direction. On the one hand, the model introduced her new partner, the businessman Elias Piccirillo and they are already shown together at some events. In addition, she shares her days with her daughter Chloe, with whom he put together his Christmas tree this Friday. So she left it recorded in her Instagram stories, where she was seen decorating the classic pine tree of these dates.
The tender message from Jésica Cirio that everyone related to her new partner
The model and host Jessica Cirio She is going through a very difficult personal moment due to investigations that fall against her after the scandal unleashed by her ex-husband, Martin Insaurralde. However, a few months after announcing her separation, the artist is in a new relationship with the businessman. Elias Piccirillowith whom he seemed very happy at some events in recent weeks.
Since a time ago, Jessica Cirio He is shown with his new partner, living a romance in which everything seems to be going well. The rumors of this new relationship had been coming for some time, but it was the producer’s wedding Fernando Colombo the situation conducive for the model to whiten it. There he went with the businessman in what was his first event in the public eye.
Now, Jessica Cirio He decided to share a profound phrase on his Instagram stories and everyone quickly related it to the arrival of Piccirillo into his life. “Magical people exist. They appear out of nowhere. They are those who know how to gain your trust quickly and unexpectedly. Suddenly one day they come into your life, they start talking about everything,” expresses the text shared by the model.
