Colate defines the relationship between Amaia Salamanca and Rosauro Varo and leaves no room for doubt: "It may not be considered traditional"

Rosauro Varo and Amaia Salamanca yesterday became the absolute protagonists of the day due to the controversial publication of the magazine Lecturas, which confirmed that the lovers were going through a serious crisis and that they were living separate lives.

The director of the pink medium expressed on Tuesday in TardeAR that the vice president of Movistar Plus shared a night with a friend in the house they have in Seville and that the woman slept in the family residence, which is why the leading actress of Welcome to Eden o Gran Hotel would have distanced itself.

After the initial commotion over the launch of the Lecturas exclusive, the magazine ¡Hola! He gave contradictory information yesterday and denied that the lovers are going through any crisis.

The media contacted different people in the couple’s inner circle, who confirmed that the protagonists are in a good moment in life and that they have one of the strongest romantic relationships on the current social scene. Also, Hello! He clarified that the photos published by the other magazine correspond to a night of drinks that the businessman organized with friends in Seville and that Salamanca knew perfectly well that some guests had stayed the night at the home.

To understand the situation a little better, the program Y Ahora, Sonsoles connected yesterday with Colate Vállejo-Nágera, who maintains a great friendship with Rosauro Varo. Paulina Rubio’s ex-husband gave some keys to better understand the relationship that his friend maintains with the acclaimed actress: “They have a modern relationship.”

“After 13 years they have already gone through all the stages of a couple. They have three children and they are rarely together, but when they do they get along very well. They have a modern relationship,” explained the Masterchef judge’s brother while leaving Of course, the woman in the images is just a friend of Varo.

The different collaborators of the program presented by Sonsoles Ónega supported Colate’s words and made it clear that Spanish society is not used to seeing couples as independent and free as the one they were analyzing.

“They have had good times and hands. Yes, it is true that due to the personalities of both of them and their professions, they are a couple between whom a lot of air flows, who make their own plans, have their own circles and do not have to go arm in arm.” ‘, explained the different commentators, recognizing that lovers lead a lifestyle that goes beyond the ‘traditional’.