Kiko Hernández is one of the best-known faces of Telecinco. The collaborator has also become one of the indisputable protagonists of Sálvame, being one of the fundamental pillars of the Mediaset space.
Since his departure from the reality show Big Brother, Hernández has gone through numerous programs on the Fuencarral network, which have made him one of the reference collaborators in the country's tabloids and have given him great popularity. As for his personal life, his collaborator has always been very discreet, but we have been able to meet his most recent partner, Fran Antón, with whom he will walk down the aisle this Sunday.
In all the years that the collaborator has been at Mediaset, an official partner has never been known, since Kiko Hernández has always wanted to be very hermetic with his private life. But during the last year several rumors have emerged that pointed to a relationship between the presenter and the actor Fran Antón.
The two met thanks to their passion for the theater. And it is that they coincided in a play that produced and starred Kiko Hernández. As a result of there the two struck up a great friendship, which has ended with a beautiful love story. Now a year after beginning the relationship, the two have decided to go down the aisle this coming Sunday, June 11, celebrating a ceremony in the strictest privacy.
Fran Antón López is a 42-year-old actor, born in the city of Melilla. He is a versatile artist, since he acts, sings and dances. He also has a master's degree in Performing Arts from the Rey Juan Carlos University. For this reason, his great passion is theater, in which he has been able to develop an extensive career. Even so, the interpreter has also been seen from time to time on the small screen with roles in series such as Amar es para siempre.
In addition, Fran Antón also performs very well behind the scenes and behind the scenes. He was the director of the play Las troyanas, where Kiko Hernández was the producer and the protagonist. He has also starred in the film La Cosecha by Roberto Santiago and has been a jury in the short film section at the Malaga Festival.
