Alejandra Rubio and Carlo Costanzia have become the undisputed protagonists of the social chronicle of our country. On Tuesday afternoon, the gossip magazine Semana broke the bombshell news of the week: Mar Flores' son and Terelu Campos' daughter had been seen kissing passionately in a shopping center in the capital.
The unexpected relationship between the two has taken everyone by surprise, but especially their families, who found out about the rapprochement between the actor and the collaborator through the exclusive that Semana gave. For their part, Mar Flores and Terelu Campos have preferred to stay out of the controversy and have not wanted to make any direct statement on the matter for the moment.
On the other hand, the reactions of the protagonists of this unexpected love story have not been long in coming. Carmen Borrego's niece assured last Tuesday that at the moment she did not have any relationship with Mar Flores' son and that they were only getting to know each other.
However, Carlo Costanzia's latest statements could mean something completely different. Mar Flores' son reappeared in the media this morning and was completely reluctant to talk about her love life. ''I'm not going to answer that,'' he declared. But his attitude was very different hours later when the EuropaPress team asked him again about her alleged romance with Alejandra Rubio.
The actor seemed friendlier than usual and even wished a happy Valentine's Day "to all the lovers." Regarding the exclusive from the gossip magazine, Mar Flores' son remained in the same line and avoided giving details of his relationship with Alejandra Rubio, although he took advantage of the moment to throw a hint. ''I have nothing to tell you about that, it's a cover, next time I will try to take the photos myself to get the money,'' he confessed.
Furthermore, the interpreter, who did not want to give details of his private life, finally confirmed that both "knew each other." Finally, Carlo Costanzia did not want to explain how he was going to spend Valentine's Day, but he did ask the media to respect his privacy.
