The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, and the actress Fátima Flórez separate

The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, and the actress and comedian Fátima Flórez have decided to separate, because their professional commitments prevent them from living the relationship they would like, the president himself reported on his social networks.

Oliver Thansan
Oliver Thansan
12 April 2024 Friday 16:26
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The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, and the actress Fátima Flórez separate

The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, and the actress and comedian Fátima Flórez have decided to separate, because their professional commitments prevent them from living the relationship they would like, the president himself reported on his social networks.

The ultra-liberal politician wrote on his social network account

"This, added to the complex task that I face today and that the Argentines have entrusted to me, has led us to live separately, making the relationship that we would like to have impossible, despite how much we love each other," Milei published. The president is in the United States, where he began an international tour this Wednesday that will later take him to Denmark.

Precisely, in the first of their stops, Miami (Florida), Milei and Flórez were seen at the event in which both the president and his sister and general secretary of the Presidency, Karina Milei, were named 'Ambassadors of Light' by the Jewish organization Chabad Lubavitch.

"We decided to end our relationship and maintain a bond of friendship given what we feel for each other and how much we love, respect and admire each other," Milei wrote from the United States, where this Friday he held a meeting with billionaire businessman Elon Musk in Texas.

The 'vedette', imitator, comedian, theater and television star Fátima Flórez, known for emulating, among other famous women in Argentina, the former president Cristina Fernández (2007-2015), was Milei's girlfriend since August 2023, in the middle of the campaign towards the presidential elections.

They both met on a program by nonagenarian Mirtha Legrand, a legendary face on Argentine television. There the first sparks of a love flew that was the subject of all kinds of rumors: there was talk of possible pregnancies, a simulated relationship and fights between lovers. In another Legrand space they appeared very close, with cheesy gestures between them and captive laughter. "You are strange," said the eternal Mirtha.

After Milei was elected president in the second round of elections in November and took office on December 10, Flórez began the summer season in a theater in Mar del Plata, the epicenter of summer activity on the Argentine coast. On several occasions, the president went to see his show - in which he was also imitated - and ended up on stage kissing her passionately and addressing the spectators.

More recently they were seen in a theater in Buenos Aires enjoying the performance of an impersonator of the Argentine musician Sandro, who died in 2010, and singing like two other followers. Despite their relationship, she was never considered first lady, since they did not live together in the Quinta Residencial de Olivos (province of Buenos Aires), where Milei moved on January 8, almost a month after her inauguration.