With the ghost of Morata and Alice Campello’s divorce, Pilar Rubio has once again been the center of media attention in recent weeks both in her personal life and in her personal life. The famous regular contributor to ‘El Hormiguero’ has recently appeared in your Instagram account with his friend and former ‘Zapeando’ colleague, Torito, enjoying an afternoon in Seville with his children.
In addition, the model has returned to being fodder for rumors about a possible separation from her husband, the footballer Sergio Ramos, which have resurfaced with force after Pilar’s much-talked-about absence from one of the most important events for the city in which she currently lives.
Pilar Rubio and Sergio Ramos’ separation
The trigger for these rumors and speculations has been Pilar’s absence at the Seville Fair: a situation that has led many to think that it could be a symptom of estrangement with her husband and another clue about a possible marital crisis.
Since Sergio Ramos returned to sign for Sevilla FC After her time at Paris Saint-Germain, the family moved to live in the Andalusian capital. Although Pilar admitted that she misses the anonymity she had in Paris, she also acknowledged that she is enjoying her new life in the Andalusian city: “Madrid is still my city and my passion, but here I have very close people who never come to bother me or ask for photos.
In Seville, The model has found a more relaxed environment where he has been able to strengthen friendships, such as the one he maintains with Torito, with whom he has shared quality time with his children in various family plans.
Regarding speculation about the marital crisis, Pilar Rubio has explained that everything that is said is nothing more than unfounded inventions: “It’s the price you have to pay for having a peaceful, happy family and, in addition, being a public figure.” Pilar also expressed her concern about the impact that these rumours could have on her four children. However, she was calm and confident, assuring that what really matters is what her children see at home. “What reaches my children is what they see at home, and we see it as something surreal,” she added.
