Carmen Alcayde is celebrating. The collaborator and television presenter has attended one of the most special days for her daughter Olivia this weekend, her first communion. And although the undisputed protagonist of the evening has been Olivia, Alcayde has captured all the spotlights with her spectacular styling.
The Sálvame collaborator had a relationship of more than 20 years with Enrique Primo Arnáu. As a result of her marriage, her three children were born, Carmen, Eduardo and Olivia. But their great love story ended in October 2022, by mutual agreement and after a wear and tear on their relationship.
For this reason, the presenter has not gone through her best moments after her separation, but without a doubt, being with her children has given her the necessary strength to move forward. And on such a special day for her little girl, Alcayde has been very happy and content.
This is how we have been able to see it thanks to the snapshots that the collaborator has uploaded to her Instagram profile, where you can see how mother and daughter have spent a day full of much celebration. In addition, the day of communion has coincided in the same weekend that Mother's Day was celebrated. A very special day also for Carmen Alcayde that she wanted to highlight with some emotional words. ''Being a mother is the best gift that life has given me,'' wrote the collaborator.
The presenter uploaded a tender photo with her daughter Olivia, in which you can see how the two hug each other and look into each other's eyes. ''Yesterday my little Olivia took her First Communion and from minute one until she finished she was full, I hope to see her like this every day of her life,'' she explained. In addition to the big smile that the collaborator shows with her little girl, another of the things that stands out the most in the image is the look chosen by Alcayde.
The Valencian woman wore a fuchsia pink knee-length dress. A very elegant color for the occasion and that is in trend. But what has stood out the most about the styling is the shape of the dress, since it is made up of sleeves with asymmetrical ruffles, reminiscent of the flamenco style that we have seen so much at the April Fair. In addition, the dress has a qipao-style neckline of oriental origin and worn by women in China. The styling was complemented with beige platform sandals.
