2023 was a very difficult year for the Tenerife model Joana Sanz. In mid-January, the model suffered one of the hardest losses of her life: the death of her mother from cancer. A little over a week later, the authorities arrested her husband, Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves, accused of allegedly raping a young woman in a Barcelona nightclub on New Year’s Eve.
Overnight, Sanz lost two of his great pillars. On more than one occasion, the model has confessed that she even tried to take her own life, since she could not deal with the death of her mother while trying to find some type of explanation for the accusation that fell on the person she was accused of. that loved.
As the months passed, the Canarian took refuge in her friends and loved ones to move forward, as well as focused on little by little recovering her routine and giving everything again in her professional career.
However, for Joana Sanz the hardest thing was dealing with the media pressure as a result of the ‘Alves case’, since she suffered day in and day out from the persecution of countless reporters and journalists who did not respect her grief, sadness and lack of desire. to speak
A few days ago, before New Year’s Eve, we witnessed how the mannequin disappeared from Instagram after sending a reflection to her more than 948,000 followers: ”To those of us who had to be strong this year, who in 2024 will touch to be happy”.
It seems that, a few days later, the mannequin reopened the profile of the favorite social network of the influencers’ creators. It should be noted that her return was short and that she decided to close her account again to enjoy a few more days of disconnection and peace of mind.
Tenerife’s escape from the network has generated endless comments among her fans and followers. While many have celebrated the decision, others feel sorry for the woman, whom they deeply admire and wish the best.
There are also many people who believe that Sanz will not return to Instagram until Dani Alves’ trial is over, which already has a date. The Brazilian will sit in the dock on February 5 and 7, accused of an alleged crime of sexual assault with carnal access for which he could be sentenced to between 8 and 12 years in prison.
