Violeta Mangriñán is in luck. After nine long and agonizing months of pregnancy, on February 1, the Valencian woman gave birth to her second daughter: Gia Colloricchio Mangriñán.
Happy and pleased to have enjoyed her gestational process and to have complemented herself well with her family to be able to care for her other daughter (Gala), the influencer made it clear that she is not thinking of having more children, since with two girls she already has more than enough.
A few days after giving birth, Violeta returned home and gave the audience one of the most special videos on her Instagram profile: the moment in which the newborn meets her sister Gala.
Just as she has been speaking openly during the last months of pregnancy and about everything that comes with being a pregnant woman who goes to work: stress, worry, physical fatigue, etc., Mangriñán has decided to continue sharing her first days as a mother of two girls on their social networks.
The digital creator informed her followers yesterday that she had gone to the physio and that, later, she had gone to see a piece of land in the capital that she had liked. Faced with questions from her followers about the reason why she is looking for land right now, the Valencian decided to explain herself in another Instagram story.
''It is very likely that my life will settle in Madrid permanently and I don't want to pay a fortune in rent for more than three years,'' the former Survivor contestant began explaining.
''I have been in this apartment for half a year and if I start looking for land now I would be moving in two and a half years (I have experience in looking for land and building a house) and the average time is that'', stated the young woman, implying that Their idea is to create a home from scratch in the Spanish capital.
It should be remembered that, when she found out that she was pregnant with her first daughter, the content creator decided to build her house in Valencia, the land where she comes from and where she thought she would be happier with her family.
However, shortly afterward she realized that the idea was not practical because she was traveling almost every day to the big city for work and spent many hours away from her daughter, who was her priority at the time. For this reason, the couple left Valencia, rented the house and moved back to Madrid.
