Joana Sanz surprised last Saturday with the publication of a story on Instagram congratulating her ex-partner, Dani Alves. Accompanied by a photograph of the soccer player, the Canarian model assured that it was the birthday of "one of the most important people" in her life. With this, she wanted to make clear her intention to show that she continues to maintain a good relationship with Alves, despite the accusation of rape that flies over the Brazilian by a 23-year-old girl.
In her words, the model assured that she would "love" to celebrate her 40th birthday with one of her "crazy" occurrences. A congratulation that would have remained a beautiful letter for whoever was her partner, but that has not left Patricia Pardo indifferent for one of the phrases that the model added.
Sanz assured that he would have liked to celebrate it with "some absurd costume" or with a game, but that "it has not been possible due to an error that came out paying very dearly." Some words that the presenter did not like at all, which she has seen visibly angry. "A rape is not a 'mistake,'" says Patricia Pardo.
For the collaborator of the Ana Rosa Program, the model's decision to classify the alleged violation as an "error" is somewhat unfortunate. Pardo assures that Sanz is "in his right" to speak publicly through social networks, but that he "makes certain mistakes when it comes to expressing himself."
Patricia Pardo did not want to miss the opportunity to comment on the suspension of the divorce proceedings between Joana Sanz and Dani Alves. All of Sanz's movements could be "a strategy for the showcase because she has to continue working and disassociate herself" from the controversies, says the presenter.
Pardo wanted to be harsh with the model for her words on Instagram and affirms: "This type of demonstration on social networks never ceases to amaze me."
Joana Sanz left the house she shared with Dani Alves in Esplugues de Llobregat (Barcelona) a few days ago. With this, she ends a stage and heads to Madrid to continue her professional career as a model.
A flight that could have been encouraged by the Alves family, which would have pressured Sanz to leave the property. Something that she herself was in charge of denying on her social networks. "I have a project in hand that makes me very excited. Thank God life smiles at me at work. I have my own apartment and my friends are all very invited," said the model.
