This Tuesday morning the surprising news of the breakup between Lara Dibildos and Cándido Conde-Pumpido broke. The couple has ended their relationship after four months in which they both looked in love and comfortable with each other. Last September they both celebrated the birthday of Laura Valenzuela's daughter, without anything to foreshadow this outcome. Now, the person involved wanted to give some explanations.
Dibildos confessed the end to his story with Cándido this Tuesday on Mañaneros, the morning show on La 1 de Televisión Española, presented by Jaime Cantizano. Hours later, the digital media El Español contacted the actress and presenter to find out more details about what happened. The woman from Madrid has reiterated her confirmation this morning and has investigated the fact that the breakup comes from both of them, without bad faces.
"It's true. They asked me if I was happy with my partner and it seemed stupid to lie at this point in the film, with our age. It is simply true. There's no bad vibes or anything. It has been by mutual agreement. What are we going to do, life is like that. I wish him the best and I know he wishes me the best too,” Dibildos explained to El Español. Despite not going into the details of the split, the contrast with their first statements together is notable.
“I can only tell you that it is true that we are getting to know each other, but that it is too early to know more,” he detailed to the same medium, at the beginning of their relationship. Another striking statement fell on his birthday, taking on new meanings after the revelation this Tuesday: “Everything is very good with Cándido. I live day to day, and even more so with everything that has happened to me. I enjoy today, and today is my birthday and my party. If tomorrow ends, the world will not sink. “We are doing very well.”
Dibildos maintained an initial relationship of friendship with Conde-Pumpido, son of the former president of the Constitutional Court and former attorney general of the State in the governments of José Luis Rodríguez-Zapatero. “First we were friends. He was very patient because I was very bad, he supported me a lot. He has a great sense of humor. He is intelligent and a very good person. “He is a very good travel companion,” he noted at the time, before giving himself a chance.
“I had been single for six years, it was my turn. And she is blonde, but she is not stupid,” she told the media, although the decision was somewhat costly, since Lara had just overcome the death of her mother, Laura Valenzuela. “She was very patient because I was very bad, she supported me a lot. She has a great sense of humor. She is intelligent and a very good person. “He is a very good travel companion,” she indicated months ago, before the relationship came to an end.
