The week of El Hormiguero began with the visit of the actor Antonio Pagudo, one of the regulars on the program. He came this Monday to talk about Under Therapy, a film that will be released next Friday, March 17 in theaters, but it was his relationship and his strange pact with his wife that was most talked about with Pablo Motos.
The guest came completely moved by the good reception that the film had at the Malaga Film Festival, where he was able to see “the entire stalls standing, it was something out of the ordinary.” It is a story in which “three couples arrive at a special therapy in which the therapist has left us some envelopes indicating what we have to do.”
Speaking of couples, Motos recalled that his guest’s works at El Hormiguero. Mónica Cordobés, whom she married in 2006 and has two children, gave many details about her husband so that the interview had many funny anecdotes. “I would not like to be in that chair now,” warned the presenter.
To begin with, he brought to light that they had a game in which in restaurants they tell each other who among the rest of the diners they would sleep with. “And sometimes also in the supermarket. It’s something that keeps us playful, fresh…”, she surprised. “When we started to be together we decided to release the jealousy like this, sharing these things,” she said.
But their particular methods to maintain trust do not end there, since they have also made it clear who they would like to have a relationship with in the event that one of the two dies, in addition to the fact that those involved know it. “Is it some kind of post-mortem couples exchange?” Pablo asked, surprised, to which the actor agreed with a laugh.
But if all these methods have not been enough, the actor who rose to fame thanks to what is coming has a way of solving everything after an argument: “With tensions of all kinds, by painting a wall… the best thing is when it starts the discussion, we went out for a walk and we made a little path that we have laid out for 8 km…. That’s how you clean up”.
The intimacies of the guest of El Hormiguero did not end there, who finally also had to make public what he likes to do the most when he arrives at a hotel. “I arrive and unpack the suitcase and immediately the body asks me to try the toilet. I evict and from that moment that room is mine. I feel at home,” he confirmed before the cameras.
