Laura Escanes is one of the most prominent influencers on the current scene in Spain. The Catalan has proven to be a very versatile person, being a writer, model, content creator and she has even dared to present a program on television and create her own podcast. As for sentimental matters, she is in a solid relationship with Álvaro de Luna. The young woman, 27 years old, announced about a year ago the end of her relationship with presenter Risto Mejide, after six years of love and a daughter together, Roma. Her little girl is her priority and that is why every time a user on social media questions her role as her mother, she feels hurt, as she herself has revealed.
Laura Escanes and her ex-husband, Risto Mejide, revealed the end of their relationship through a statement at the end of September 2022. However, the influencer gave love a chance again, starting a relationship with Álvaro de Luna at the end of the last year. The love story between the two began as a crush at the Cadena Dial Awards. Since then, the couple has not separated and they have shown the world that their relationship continues to consolidate day after day.
However, despite the fact that her love for the Everything with you interpreter is very strong, the influencer knows unconditional love thanks to her only daughter, Roma Mejide, who will soon turn four years old. For Laura, the well-being of her daughter comes first. For work, the influencer must attend several events and must travel a lot, but, as she has explained on more than one occasion, she tries to attend to her commitments when the little girl is with her father.
Much to her regret, it never rains to everyone's liking, and she often receives criticism from some followers who do not consider it normal that, having a daughter, she attends certain events or parties. Something that she herself has wanted to speak out about in the last few hours. The Catalan shared a publication with a very forceful message. "When a woman gives, drinks or does whatever she wants, she has been more pointed out than when a man does it, something that is accentuated if she is a mother. In this case, is the criticism towards the actress due to machismo or puritanism? "," reads the publication, in a statement by Marga Durá, author of Madres Rebeldes.
"I don't want to know how many women have received messages or criticism for similar things while they saw how their partner, for doing the least, became a hero and a 'great father,'" the Catalan reflected. "The number of times I've gone out to a party and for having a funny fart I've started to BLAME myself, because if they saw me knowing that I have a daughter, I would have to read messages and opinions from people calling me a bad mother," she continued saying, lamenting .
The influencer explains that now she tries not to let all this affect her, since she assures that, apart from being a mother, she is also a person and needs her moments of fun, without having to think about whether she is judged or not. "Now I try to allow myself to simply enjoy the fact that I am also a woman and a friend, regardless of being a mother. But this topic makes me feel bad and I needed to let it go," the model concluded by reflecting.
