As much as it weighs on him, the former politician Albert Rivera has become one of the main public figures in recent weeks. As confirmed by Luis Rollán in the Telecinco Fiesta program, the Catalan and the Andalusian singer Malú broke up a couple of months ago after four years of relationship and a daughter in common: Lucía Rivera Sánchez. The Mediaset España collaborator, a close friend of the singer from Aprendiz or Black and White, assured that they had separated due to "wear and tear in coexistence" and not because of third parties or major disputes.
Although the news of their breakup gave rise to endless headlines and had great social repercussions, the real media bombshell came when Lecturas magazine announced that Rivera had regained faith in love at the hands of an actress of Moroccan origin named Aysha Daraui. The supposed lovers shared a few days in Eivissa with mutual friends, such as Macarena Gómez, Aldo Comas, etc.
After the information came to light that assured that Daraaui and Rivera had been very close during the holidays and that they had been caught in an affectionate attitude, the environments of both celebrities denied the special bond between them.
The artist's representative denied the information on the Mediaset program Así es la vida and stated that it was news "based on speculation." For her part, Tamara Gorro (a close friend of Albert Rivera) denied the supposed link in Y ahora Sonsoles and explained that there was nothing more between the two than a simple friendship. Faced with so much controversy, the magazine dedicated to the heart press published a photographic report of the two in its latest issue.
In the photos that the paparazzi captured, you can see how, at a given moment, the protagonists of this story separated from the group of friends to have some time alone and began to caress each other. It is also explained in the magazine that, although they do not have a normal relationship or do not want to label themselves, they share something more than a simple friendship, since they were seen as accomplices and exuded trust and affection.
After the publication of the Lecturas report, different television collaborators and journalists defended that Rivera was very "angry" and that it was not expected at all that they would publish these images, since they had been very discreet.
The former leader of Ciudadanos, instead of speaking out and showing anger, has uploaded a video of the sea with a very significant song in the background: Fangoria's version of the song Who cares. Although it is not official, many believe that the Catalan has chosen a part in which Alaska sings "I will never change" to suggest that, despite the interest and persecution of the press, he will never talk about his private life or fuel the controversies about their intimacies.
