María José Campanario has become one of the most sought-after public figures by the gossip press. Despite her attempts to lead a discreet and anonymous life, the wife of Jesulín de Ubrique has always been in the media spotlight, especially due to her bad relationship with television collaborator Belén Esteban.
For a long time, Julia Janeiro's mother has maintained a low profile on social networks, events, etc., but since the program Sálvame ended on Telecinco, the dentist has relaxed and has appeared comfortable and happy on platforms such as Instagram.
The Catalan does not hesitate when it comes to interacting with her audience. On her official Instagram profile alone, Campanario accumulates more than 50,000 followers, a fairly high number, but far from the million followers that the 'people's princess' has.
A few hours ago, on Valentine's Day, María José Campanario decided to surprise her audience and uploaded a story to her Instagram account showing a more than obvious change of look.
The wife of the former Masterchef Celebrity contestant uploaded a photo perfectly made up and with a big smile in which she showed her fans that, from now on, she is a woman with bangs. As the soundtrack for said snapshot, Campanario chose the song Thunderstruck by the acclaimed music group AC/DC.
As much as people have criticized their relationship in recent years, the reality is that Jesulín de Ubrique and María José Campanario have been married for almost 22 years and, today, they are more in love and happy than ever.
Like so many other celebrities and public personalities, the Barcelona native wanted to dedicate a publication to her husband for Valentine's Day. Campanario decided to upload a black and white photo to Instagram stories in which you can see the former bullfighter looking at the camera with a sweet gesture.
On this occasion, María José decided to put a song in Basque by the Basque artist Mikel Laboa, Txoria txori, in the background and wrote a part of the song's lyrics on top of the snapshot. ''If he had cut off his wings he would have been mine, he would not have escaped (...) But like this, he would have stopped being a bird. And I... what I loved was a bird,' says the song that the dentist dedicated to her husband.
