Two weeks have passed since the decision of the Barcelona Court to decree provisional freedom for Dani Alves became known. An exit that occurred a week ago when the accused managed to raise the million euros of bail that had been required for this to happen.
Throughout this process there has been a lot of talk about the relationship between the footballer and Joana Sanz. And it has not been clear at all, until now. The model published a few hours ago a photograph in which her hand appears intertwined with Alves's, making it clear that the relationship between them is still strong.
In this image there are two more very revealing pieces of information. First of all, a blanket appears in the background, with which you can sense that they were spending a moment with the family. Likewise, they showed the tattoos they have together: a "1 1=1." An inscription that symbolizes unity and shows the intentions of both.
Added to this is a text that the model herself published on her social networks. "May this new month be good for you and yours, may you be stronger than you have been until today; may you feel totally grateful because, despite everything, you are here. May it be a month to give and receive love ", a month to feel at peace and happy for everything you have fought for and for how much you are yet to achieve. May April be a positive month for everyone. It is decreed," he showed.
Seeing all this, Joaquín Prat has used the platform given by his program Let's see to put Joana Sanz's contradictions in this entire process on the table. "It would be, understand me, normal for a person who firmly believes in the innocence of her partner. What happens is that the one who disconcerted us with her vagaries was Joana herself," he began to relate.
And the model has acted differently throughout the months that Dani Alves has been in prison: "First I go to see him in jail, then I don't go anymore, I try to organize the divorce, but I stop the process... ".
All these changes made the presenter think at first that it could be "a defense strategy for Dani Alves", since the possible divorce between the two could make things worse for the footballer. "If Joana had been by Alves' side, who firmly believed in her innocence from the first moment, I wouldn't be surprised. What happens is that she, with her vagaries, is the one who has fueled this a little," he said. .
Something that Patricia Pardo has agreed with. "I'm not trying to judge this girl in the least. Everyone can do with their life and feelings whatever they want. I particularly believe that they have always been together, that she has always been in love with him, and he has demonstrated it in the trial. It was an obvious defense of this trial," the journalist said.
