The Tenerife model Joana Sanz has no longer endured the media pressure and the sentimental conflict that she has been dragging on since her husband, the Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves, was arrested on January 20 for an alleged rape and has decided to put an end to the sentimental relationship.
Although at first she showed strong support for the athlete and confirmed on camera that she was not going to separate because she was not going to leave Alves alone at the worst moment of his life, Joana has changed her mind and has decided to end their marriage . The model has shared the news through a handwritten letter that she has uploaded to her Instagram account.
Last weekend, Sanz left prison very seriously without giving any statement after visiting Dani Alves. The couple had not seen each other for a month and everything indicates that the model took the opportunity to break the news: I would love for the lines written here to be about love and happiness, but that is not the case. They have been horrible months, not the hardest of my life, but very dark and painful,'' explained the Canary Islander.
After the introduction, Joana has assured that she chose Dani Alves because in her eyes he was the perfect life partner, but that she has realized that this is not the case: ''It is so difficult for me to accept that that person could break me in my pieces I think it will take me years of life to get out of my memory his way of looking at me, that way of as if I were the most incredible thing in the world, "she wrote.
The model considers herself "very human" and has acknowledged that she will never abandon Alves: "So human that despite the damage he has caused me, I am still here by his side. I continue and will continue to be, but in a different way '', she declared.
Lastly, Sanz has confirmed that she is ready to start a new phase and that she is closing this chapter of her life: ''I love him and I will always love him. Forgiving relieves, so I'll take the magic. I close a stage of my life that began on 05/18/15''.
