Violeta Magriñán and Fabio Colloricchio are looking forward to the arrival of their second daughter, Gia. A pregnancy that, as the influencer revealed, will be due on January 31. Although she is still in the middle of this second pregnancy, the Valencian cannot complain about having experienced a seesaw of emotions in recent weeks. The last one, the scare that Fabio gave him after suffering a small car accident when he was traveling with the couple's first-born daughter, Gala.
Through her Instagram Stories, the former Survivor contestant has shown how the car was left after the incident, in addition to ensuring that both Fabio and the little girl are perfectly fine.
"Yesterday they hit Fabio with the car. Gala was also inside," explains the Valencian, adding that "luckily it was nothing." Still, she insists that the car "has been damaged" since she bought it. It is not the first time that she has given him problems, and of course, she has shared it with her more than 2.3 million followers, who are already part of her family.
After confirming that the little girl and the singer had been completely unharmed and were feeling perfectly fine, Violeta resumed her usual routines and professional commitments, relieved that everything had ended in a scare.
The Valencian opens up like no other to her followers through her social networks, so everyone is aware of all the controversies and situations that the influencer has had to face in recent months.
Violeta has shared how the discomfort of the first weeks of pregnancy left her exhausted, how she faces the usual criticism of her physical appearance - which unfortunately is the daily bread not only of Violeta, but of many other women on social networks; but also having to defend her partner from accusations of infidelity, ensuring that she was not surprised that "the psychiatric hospitals are overwhelmed."
Nor has she remained silent when defending her daughters' father from the racist insults he receives. Although Fabio is Italian, he spent many years of his life in Argentina. "They will say no, but, unfortunately, racism exists in Spain. I do not consider that we are a racist country. I am Spanish and not only am I not, but I repudiate it with all my might. There are simply people who should not exist; neither in Spain nor anywhere in the world".
