Presenter Paz Padilla is experiencing a good professional and personal moment. After a few difficult years in which she had to face different work disappointments and lost important people in her life, the television collaborator and comedian has found her place again.
Yesterday, Cuatro premiered on Cuatro You're missing a trip, the new television project by the Cádiz communicator in which she will travel to different destinations around the world with a fundamental pillar of her life: her daughter Ana Ferrer. Everyone knows the good relationship between the two, since they often collaborate on social networks.
In the first installment of the traveling format, the mother and daughter visited Ghana and gave the audience countless fun and surreal, but also exciting moments. In this episode they talked about banal topics, tried typical food, danced at a party, surfed... but they also had time to open up and touch on delicate topics, such as the death of the presenter's husband.
As he has already shown on several occasions, Padilla is very curious about death, which is why he did not hesitate to attend a funeral in the country he was visiting to see how Ghanaians say goodbye to their deceased relatives and friends.
To attend the funeral dressed appropriately, the women went to a local seamstress, who took their body measurements to make the dresses they would wear at the ceremony.
While the professional was taking these measurements, the comedian shared information about her breast surgery that has not gone unnoticed by her followers. Padilla spoke openly about his experience in the operating room and confessed how much it cost him: "These are false ones, they cost me 9,000 euros. They have good quality, but they are not mine. You will notice that, for my age, I wear them very well ".
Impressed by the preparation and creation of the special coffins made by a local artisan, Paz Padilla did not hesitate to ask prices and even asked the seller if he would be willing to send her a coffin to Spain. With a lot of humor, the one from Cádiz even asked her if she could create one for her inspired by her homeland.
The situation became very surreal when the protagonists of the program decided to get into the wooden box and try the experience of 'resting' inside it, something that neither of them liked too much.
