Adriana Abenia has been part of national television since she joined Telecinco in 2010. She managed to become a star by being one of the most beloved reporters at Sálvame Diario. However, before entering the small screen she had a fruitful and hard career in the world of fashion.
Although in recent years she has remained in the background, the presenter intersperses collaborations on television programs with social networks and her role as a writer. Now, she has decided to give an interview to Lecturas magazine, where she opens up more than ever about the problems she has gone through during her professional career, which almost ended her life.
Adriana Abenia has once again been put in the spotlight with the launch of her new book Life Now, where she tells of difficult stages in her life, but which have cost her a lot to write. "It made me dizzy to jump back and recover a story that I had slept on so that it wouldn't hurt," she said in the aforementioned magazine.
If there was an episode that marked him in his professional and personal life, it was a serious anxiety crisis that he suffered when he was triumphing in Sálvame. The Aragonese woman began to feel "fragile and vulnerable", something she tried to mask so as not to end her career. "My mother tried to get me to give up television," she said.
However, he decided to move on, clinging to the character he had created so as not to show how bad he was having it. "I think that in Sálvame they didn't know how to take care of me, but I was really to blame for not setting limits," he revealed in the magazine, making clear the bad taste in his mouth that was left in the program. Even so, she has very good memories of Jorge Javier Vázquez.
After this crisis suffered in the program, Adriana Abenia has assured that she had a diplopia that lasted a month and a half: "I saw double." With all this, she wanted to make it clear that she would not make the same mistakes again and that it has helped her realize that you have to know how to set limits. Some harsh statements that she had not dared to make in this way, until now.
But if there is something that has marked her in life, it has been her career as a model. "My relationship with food has been bad from the moment fashion entered my life," she wanted to make clear. So much so, that her health worsened as she progressed. "It has been very difficult for me to understand that I have not succeeded just because I am thin," she added.
"Because I was thin I almost threw my health overboard," she said. And during that time she channeled her emotions through food, becoming obsessed. Even so, with her book she has claimed to feel more "liberated." It seems that she needed everyone to know her story, and she has achieved it.
