A few weeks ago, the content creator, influencer and businesswoman Alba Silva revealed through a publication that she uploaded to her social networks one of the happiest news of her life: she is expecting a baby.
Last year, at the El Rocío fair, his partner (soccer player Sergio Rico) suffered a serious accident with a horse and had to be induced into a coma for several weeks due to severe head trauma. After a long stay in the hospital, the elite athlete improved and they were both able to return home tired, but happy.
After so much tension, suffering and nervousness about Rico's health, becoming pregnant has been a joy for the Andalusian, who has always dreamed of becoming a mother.
However, Silva and Rico had to deal with another problem that they did not expect: the press leaked that they were expecting a baby. The content creator's first reaction was to deny the news, since, as she later commented, barely any time had passed and some complications could arise. Plus, she still hadn't told much of her family and friends.
A few weeks ago, Silva reflected on the actions of the press in an Instagram story and blamed the media for having stolen his right to break the news and for not being able to see the genuine reaction of those close to him.
In addition, he explained that some newspapers put in his mouth "a word that he never said": "This issue hurt me a lot, but well. It happened and that's it. And you know that I'm not one to get into controversies, but many times, for leaving it pass, those of us who do not speak out look bad.
The Andalusian's fans wanted to know more about how she broke the news to her close circle so much that Alba has decided to upload the video she recorded of her mother finding out. ''You have asked me for them a lot, but these are the only reactions I was able to record,'' the digital creator wrote as the title of the video that she published in the feed of her Instagram profile.
After publishing the video, the young woman clarified in an Instagram story that a boy (a supposed patient at the outpatient clinic where she was) recorded the conversation she had with her mother and sent it to the press.
When the journalist told Silva, she asked him not to make it public: ''It seems that he wastes money more than empathy. "Nothing happens, of course, it's good news, it's just that we would have liked to be the ones to tell it in a reasonable amount of time (it was only three weeks there)."
