On December 22, Christian Gálvez became a father for the first time with his wife, journalist Patricia Pardo. An early Christmas “gift” that could not have made the couple happier, who could finally see the face of their little one, whom they named Luca.
The couple presented the baby on social networks, making allusions to the origin of his name: “We found the LIGHT the PATH” in each other, and now you, so desired, arrive to illuminate our steps even more. They were roses. Today they have bloomed. Welcome!”, they wrote. On Christmas Eve, they left the hospital and, in his first days as a father, the presenter wanted to reflect on this new form of love that he feels.
Christian Gálvez took to his Instagram profile to share in writing how he feels after becoming a father for the first time at 43 years old and what having a child has really meant for him. Using a phrase from the American clergyman Henry Ward Beecher, famous abolitionist of slavery in the 19th century.
"We don't know the love of parents until we have our own children." The phrase is accompanied by two emojis that he usually uses whenever he boasts of his love for his wife, the stars and the steps (the light and the path, the couple's motto).
With this reflection, Christian Gálvez clearly shows how he feels in these first days as a father, admitting that it is now that he perfectly understands his own parents, Juan Carlos Gálvez and María del Carmen Guadalupe Montero Cruz, with whom he has a very close relationship. and who now act as proud grandparents of little Luca.
The presenter's publication has received great love from his followers, in addition to dozens of comments wishing him the best in this new adventure, which will surely be the most exciting of his life. The couple will also have the invaluable help of Patricia Pardo's two daughters, the result of her relationship with Francisco Márquez, who are more than delighted with the arrival of her new little brother.
The presenter already confessed that he had taken his first steps as a new father in the hospital and it seems that he is not bad at it. The best thing is that he has a perfect “teacher”. “In the early morning, I changed the first diaper, but I have a teacher who, apart from how incredible she is as a woman, is generous. “She helps me, she takes care of me…” she assured. “It's amazing. It was how I had imagined it. Just when he laid little Luca on his chest it was amazing. “They are the two loves of my life,” he insists.
