No matter how much he tries to avoid journalists and the media dedicated to the gossip press, Albert Rivera is one of the public figures in our country who generates the most social interest. Rivera rose to fame for being the leader of the Ciudadanos party, but surprised everyone when, once he retired from the world of politics, he began a romantic relationship with the Andalusian singer Malú.
A few months ago, after many comings and goings and various gossip, the couple decided to put an end to their courtship and thus break a bond that lasted almost four years and that gave them a daughter, Lucía Rivera Sánchez.
Although the end of his relationship with the singer from Blanco y Negro, Invisible, Ahora tú or Ángel corazón changed his life completely, Rivera faced the summer with a good attitude and decided to enjoy his vacations and being single.
The Catalan lawyer was traveling through different places and territories, but it was in Ibiza where the media caught him in a romantic attitude with a young Catalan actress called Aysha Daraaui.
The thing between the lawyer and the artist did not work out and their entire love affair remained on the Balearic island. However, SEMANA magazine published exclusively in August that Rivera was excited again, but with a young woman named Carla Cotterli.
A few days ago, the same magazine published a photo report in which the supposed lovers could be seen sharing a daily plan: going shopping. The couple went to a shopping center in the capital of Madrid and were seen publicly in a complicit and affectionate attitude. While they shared laughter and confidences, Rivera held the bags with the products they had both purchased in the stores.
According to the images published by the heart's media, everything seems to indicate that Begoña Villacís' friend has regained faith in love and that Carla Cotterli is no 'summer love'.
At the moment it is unknown if Malú has met someone or if she prefers to put aside the sentimental issue and focus on her career, but a few weeks ago she spoke about her breakup in an interview for ELLE magazine: "Sometimes, you believe in something and you fight Therefore with all your strength. But sometimes it doesn't happen. And it's no one's fault, it's neither bad nor good, it just happens. You have to try to understand it and accept it in the best possible way."
