Amor Romeira is undoubtedly one of the most remembered former Big Brother contestants in its entire history. She has always stood out for her great charisma and her overwhelming personality on television. Since she participated in the ninth edition of the Guadalix de la Sierra reality show, the Canary Islander has carved out a great career for herself on the small screen.
We have been able to see her in large programs on the network as a collaborator, but she has also participated in other reality shows such as Solos, the exclusive program on Mitele Plus. Despite her great career, the Canary Islander has not had an easy life. But she is now completely open to love and she has made it known in a recent interview.
The Fiesta collaborator was interviewed on the Mtmad Outdoor program, in which they conduct interviews with the great faces of Mediaset. Her new guest has been the former Big Brother contestant. Romeira assured that since she was very little she has been very safe. "I have grown up with my mother, constantly empowering me," she stated. But in love she has had all kinds of experiences. And although she is excited again, she stressed that she does not want a partner. "I am not going to adapt my life to have a partner." , he confessed.
The Fiesta collaborator is meeting some people and although she has not wanted to say much, she has confessed that her new romantic interest is a Spanish tennis player. "I like him great, he makes me laugh a lot, he's not toxic at all," said Amor Romeira.
Although he did not want to give many details of the tennis player's identity, he has hinted that he is a high-level player and that he had recently commented on a publication. Thanks to this data, the program revealed that the tennis player was Alberto Barroso-Campos. "I don't think he wants to keep it a secret, because I'm also not here to keep anything a secret," he declared.
Regarding her sexuality, the Canary Islander confessed that she has gone through many stages. One of the worst was her addiction to her sex. ''She was not aware of how she was living it,'' she commented. ''It was the need to show the world that I was a woman,'' she recounted.
