Recently, Maru Botana shared a funny moment that occurred on a trip to the United States and said that he lost one of his daughters in the Rockefeller Center plaza in New York and they compared her to “My Poor Little Angel.”
The anecdote arose when talking about his seven children after revealing that he is “In many WhatsApp mommy chats” , in which you do not see the messages. “I miss what is important and then I fall hanging from the palm tree”, assured the cook.
“Besides forgetting what is important, you have forgotten some of the kids”Jey answered, giving rise to the particular anecdote. “I forgot one in a famous little cafe, I forgot another in an airport and I lost one in New York, at Rockefeller Center”, he listed between laughs.
As in the movie “My Poor Little Angel”, Botana stated that this time “It was the worst” of the repeated times that he lost his children. “I had a bad time, I could not find it”, he stated. The particular situation happened on Christmas Eve, which is why he remarked that the place was “exploited” by people. “She had been walking up, she was seven years old and I found her because she was walking with a little doll, that’s why I found her, but I had a terrible time”, he remarked.
Maru Botana told a family anecdote that happened to her in New York. / Photo: gente.com.ar
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Another of Maru’s revelations in “Los Mammones”, a program that Jey Mammón hosts, was that he developed an “obsession” to “bathe many times” during the stopover of a flight. To such an extent that in an airport he had his children bathe. “We had a very long trip to Canada, eternal, and the plane gave me as a thing … I said to them, ‘Are we guys going to take a bath, is there time?'” Despite she bathes between two and three times a day, she clarified that “a couple came out dirty”.
In the interview, the cook also relived the fight she had in her youth with Yanina Latorre. In addition, he spoke of Sergio Lapegue, Coco Carreño and Jimena Monteverde, others with whom he had media crosses. As a peace offering, the cook said that she would invite all of those to a coffee in her bakery to find out what happened to them.
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