Miguel Bernardeau has lived through some very difficult months. Since at the end of last December his girlfriend Aitana put an end to the sentimental relationship they had, the actor has been quite missing from the media spotlight.
The couple at that time had just released La Última, a series for Disney Plus in which they both starred and which marked the debut of Aitana Ocaña as an actress. Although they lived together and seemed very happy, the former Operación Triunfo contestant decided to cut it off and start a new path on her own.
After the news of the breakup came to light and the singer of Vas a quedarte y Los Ángeles left the home where they lived together, rumors began to sound that the Catalan had left the Elite actor for the Colombian singer Sebastián Yatra, with whom he shared a beautiful friendship.
Although they have not yet officially confirmed it, Yatra and Ocaña have traveled alone, went to Lele Pons's wedding together and have been caught romantically on many occasions. In addition, just a couple of days ago Yatra traveled out of the country for work reasons and Aitana went to pick him up at the airport on his return, making it clear that they are more than friends.
After months away from public life, the 1899 actor did not want to miss the presentation in Madrid of his friend Aritz Aranburu's new project, a visual story by Pacotwo called Potxoka. According to some of the attendees, the singer Aitana was also present at the event, although there are no images to confirm this.
At the end of said event, Bernardeau responded without problems to questions from the press about how he was with a smile from ear to ear, while walking briskly: "I'm very well, thank you very much. Everything is super good." When the journalist asked him about a girl with whom he was seen a few weeks ago in an accomplice, Bernardeau replied emphatically: "I never talk about these things, I'm sorry. You laugh because you know I'm not talking about this."
After a tough legal process in which the actress's reputation has been stained forever, the Treasury has acknowledged that it was wrong and has annulled a fine of half a million euros on the artist Ana Duato, mother of Miguel Bernardeau.
The reporters took advantage of the occasion and asked the young man about the news that confirmed that the protagonist of Cuéntame was right, to which Bernardeau only replied with "I'm super happy."
