Last night, Isabel Preysler returned to 'El Hormiguero' after eight years, giving viewers an intimate look at her family life and sharing her most candid thoughts about aging in a revealing conversation with Pablo Motos.
The socialite, who currently hosts the docureality "Isabel Preysler: My Christmas" on Disney, left the audience surprised by opening up about her feelings towards the passage of time.
Preysler shared his deepest fears related to the aging process. She detailed how the prospect of facing illness and loss of abilities is disturbing to her. "Does not make me laugh. There is no other choice. What terrifies me most about getting older is illness, losing faculties, memory, agility, having to depend on someone who is helping you do things.”
In an emotional moment, she revealed that her daughter Chabeli offers her comfort, saying: “It's okay because I'm going to take care of you, because no one will take care of you better than a daughter.” These words reflect the special connection between mother and daughter and shed light on the vulnerability that even public figures like Isabel Preysler feel in the face of the inexorable passage of time.
Isabel Preysler's concern about the aging process has generated a wave of reactions on social networks, where users have expressed everything from laughter to scathing criticism.
Some Internet users opted for humor, commenting with a sarcastic touch: "I don't like getting older, hahahahaha." The irony was present in another comment that pointed out: "You don't like aging, for everything else: Botox/Silicone."
Other users expressed concern about the possible excessive use of aesthetic procedures, as observed in the criticism: "As I try to smile, the botox falls on me." These types of reactions suggest that Preysler's views on aging have also sparked debates about beauty standards and cosmetic practices.
