After a few turbulent and complicated months, actress Hiba Abouk has spoken for the first time about her divorce on fashion designer Vicky Martín Berrocal's podcast. "I'm completely metamorphosed. A lot of things have happened in my life this year. A lot of changes. A lot of good things and a lot of things that are very hard to adjust to, too," she said in the conversation.
The Prince actress explained (without going into depth and in an elusive way) to Berrocal that the separation process from Achraf Hakimi had been very hard due to the media coverage of the case and because they have children in common. It is worth explaining that, a few months ago, the French Prosecutor's Office charged the soccer player with an alleged rape of a 24-year-old girl, which caused media outlets around the world to focus their attention on the family.
The interview has caused a lot of talk in the media and social networks, since Abouk is a very discreet woman who has preferred to stay out of the controversy in recent months and focus on her well-being and that of her children.
In the Mediaset España program Vamos a Ver, the different commentators yesterday shared their impressions about the conversation between the actress and the designer from Huelva. ''It's the first time she speaks. She speaks between the lines, but I think she says a lot,' said Joaquín Prat.
For her part, Alejandra Prat described Abouk as a "woman" and praised her ability to separate her professional and personal life: "It seems like a super-deep 'interview' to me, with which I think there are many women who identify." .
Although it seemed that there was consensus regarding the interview, Alessandro Lequio differentiated himself by attacking the woman: ''Asking for 10 million euros as spousal compensation means being called many things and none of them pretty (...) Asking for 10 million in compensation is to consider marriage a business, and that has not been talked about. "That's what I had to talk about, and not about this metaphysical nonsense."
''Let him get to work and stop asking for 10 million! Come on, man!'' said Ana Obregón's ex and later pointed out that the interview talks about 'infidelities' and nothing else (referring to the accusation of sexual assault that Hakimi has pending).
''What you call infidelity, a woman calls sexual assault. This is the context of what we are talking about, what happened will have to be resolved by a judge,' Prat explained, making it clear to his colleague that this is a complex issue.
