Tamara Falcó and Íñigo Onieva form one of the most coveted couples in the world of the Spanish heart today. The Marchioness of Griñón and the businessman starred in one of the most anticipated weddings of 2023, in front of more than 400 guests, before celebrating their honeymoon touring several countries such as South Africa. However, the comfortable and intimate atmosphere between the two is also a detail to take into account.
A characteristic that the renowned figure has dropped during this Thursday night in El Hormiguero. Falcó is part of the current affairs discussion of the program presented by Pablo Motos, in the company of Cristina Pardo, Núria Roca and Juan de Val. During this day, they debated topics as varied as the Galician elections, the death of two members of the Civil Guard in Barbate, the Valentine's orange challenge and sleep divorce.
This last concept represents the well-known fact of sleeping in separate beds, whether for reasons of schedules, jobs or comforts. It is an emerging trend that, according to research carried out by the Better Sleep Council of the United States, provides benefits such as reducing stress, inflammation in the body, improving mood and also communication with your partner.
In the case of Tamara Falcó, the Marchioness of Griñón has acknowledged that she still sleeps next to Íñigo Onieva as she is newly married, and that they also sleep in each other's arms. A fact that Pablo Motos has taken advantage of to create a “logical progression” of sleeping as a couple. According to his own words, he first starts by doing the “little spoon” position, before moving on to the stick bug and the spontaneous reaction when they touch your foot.
This Thursday's are not the first striking statements that the collaborator has left this week. The marchioness has reappeared publicly before the media this afternoon at IFEMA, during the celebration of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid 2024. There, she was able to highlight that she does not believe in the rumors of problems between her and Onieva nor in the use of in vitro fertilization for motherhood.
“I try to live a little apart from the rumors. And I think it's a bit cyclical too. After the next one it will be that I am pregnant. What happens is that, within in vitro fertilization, many atrocities were done at the beginning. Not in Spain, but outside. Many of the fertilized embryos were frozen and used for experiments,” she expressed, in words collected by the Vanitatis online portal.
