The Campos family is going through a delicate moment. After a somewhat gray Easter holiday due to the more than obvious absence of María Teresa Campos in Malaga, Carmen Borrego and Terelu Campos try to return to the routine of the big city.
For the sisters who work at Sálvame, it is being very hard to face the old age of the presenter of Qué tiempo tan feliz, since little by little they see how María Teresa Campos is fading away and is losing the self-confidence and ease that characterizes her so much.
One of the family members who is best handling the loss of independence of the communicator is her granddaughter, Alejandra Rubio. When she spoke to the press from the processions in Malaga, Terelu's daughter acknowledged that she missed her grandmother a lot, but that she understands the situation and that "it's what she plays."
After the controversy over her family vacations, Alejandra Rubio has become the absolute protagonist of the week after Pronto magazine took some photos in which the Fiesta collaborator is seen walking through the streets of Madrid in very affectionate attitude with the soccer player Carles Aleñá. In addition, Pronto also showed how the young woman introduced her mother to the player, something that fueled the controversy.
Faced with such romantic images where you can see the young woman hugging and kissing the athlete through the streets of the Madrid capital, Rubio has decided to take a step forward and clarify what he has with the footballer in the Telecinco program where collaborate.
"This boy is not my partner, we are friends", he answered forcefully to the direct questions of his space companions. "I am in a time when I am not with anyone, I do my life, my studies, I go to my ball...", he tried to explain before the watchful eye of the journalists.
She also stated that she felt quite embarrassed by the subject of the snapshots where they were seen kissing: ''I knew that they had taken the photos of us, but it was something that nobody knew. I'm embarrassed, but I know I have to eat this."
He also wanted to make it clear on the Emma García program that he was considerably concerned that the young man with whom he had that meeting could be harmed in one way or another: "He has his job and I don't know if this is going to harm him in his career. He's not used to seeing himself in a magazine."
At the time of the conversation in which the term WAGS came up, an English acronym that refers to the girlfriends or wives of famous soccer players or athletes, Rubio has felt annoyed, since it seems somewhat "derogatory" to her.
"I am very excited that she will open her heart again," explained the Telecinco presenter Emma García after commenting that she already knew that Alejandra Rubio was beginning to feel excited about someone.
