Alba Carrillo has become one of the most prominent figures in the world of the heart and the media related to social chronicle. Since her departure from Telecinco, the television presenter has been going round and round to many Fuencarral workers through her own Twitch channel, El Salón de Té, in addition to participating in multiple interviews where she always drops some striking information.
A similar event has occurred in Carlota Corredera's Superlativas podcast, as a guest on the third program of its second season. Carillo has had the opportunity to tell how she became a close friend of Santi Burgoa's lover, her last partner, from whom she separated in September 2021. The model also left a deep reflection on the fact of finding herself in such a situation and settle who is to blame.
“Of course, but for him to be unfaithful you also need ladies. Of course, she, 29 years old, absurd about life, without knowing anything. Then, suddenly, you start thinking and say: 'No, that girl could have fallen in love', she is another deceived, she is another victim of this type of ego. I have been on the other side, I have been her lover and don't see how she suffers too,” she expressed, first of all referring to her separation from Feliciano López.
Carrillo also exposed the “movies” that these types of people tell to attract attention and generate a possible bond, in particular the bad relationship with his wife. “With the last boyfriend I had, Santi, she called me her lover, but for her, her lover was me. Neither the woman nor the lover are the problem. The person responsible is the one who promises some things to one and others to another and, in the end, hurts both,” he said, before explaining how he ended up with her.
The first thing Burgoa's lover wanted to express to her was a possible fear, to which the presenter responded immediately without any problem. Neither of them was guilty of the situation they had just experienced, but rather they had been deceived and both were the main victims. Hence, in the end, they became close friends after going through the bad times. A fact that Carlota Corredera found very interesting.
The video shared on the podcast's TikTok profile already exceeds 10,000 views and has almost 300 likes. “This is neither about men nor women. It's about having empathy, which is precisely the basis and foundation that the world needs so that ALL of us can do better," said one user in the many comments shared about it.
