The feeling I had is that my sister came home nervous, or so I think. She was happy, but with some nervousness. I perfectly understand. She came to my house, there was my daughter, her boyfriend, my mother and good friends who are part of her life. In a way, it was breaking that ice surrounded by people, which is often the easiest. Don’t ask me any more, because we haven’t talked about anything about the conflict. I already said a few days ago that the easiest thing was, for now, to see yourself normally. When that relationship resumes, we will sit down and talk. I have never wanted to meet in one place to expressly address the problem. I don’t want that tennis match of blame. I hope everything is more normal and natural. I have to admit that my sister was especially funny. We didn’t stop laughing all afternoon with Carmen. That can be corroborated by my friend Kike Calleja and his fiancee, Raquel. Carmen is a person with a great sense of humor and when she puts it into practice she does it very well. That attitude made it very easy that at no time there was tension and everything developed as always, as if nothing had ever happened. We all did our part to make it that way: starting with Alejandra, Carmen and her husband and ending with my friends. At one point it occurred to me that we could take a photo. In the end we live and share our life on social media. We took a normal photo and a joke one, making us pull each other’s hair. It was the best way to say: “Enough already.” That does not mean that none of the three do not know in the middle and the programs that we work. I am clear that they are not going to make it easy for us. A war on the sets is more interesting than a media peace. The three of us are aware of it. This does not mean that no program is to blame for what happened, let it be clear. To be honest, our jobs are not the easiest and we are surrounded by many opinions that are not in our favor.
