Tamara Falcó is one of the most religious socialites in Spain. The Marchioness of Griñón felt the call of God at the age of 27 when she saw a beam of light on the Bible and realized that reading it, finally, made her happy. Since then, she has never hidden her faith from her.
On the occasion of Holy Saturday, which commemorates the death of Jesus, Falcó wanted to use his Instagram to participate in this festivity. In the post, which is not accompanied by any comments and was posted after midnight, only the crucified Jesus Christ appears. Therefore, it is understood that the El Hormiguero collaborator is mourning the death of Christ.
Given this publication, numerous followers wanted to thank Tamara Falcó for taking this step. “You are great,” commented one girl, while another praised that “such a popular person always finds the moment to make her faith visible.”
Precisely, Falcó hopes that faith can make her a mother. The Marchioness of Griñón, who is 42 years old, has never hidden that she wants to be her mother with Íñigo Onieva, although her biological clock does not help her. So even before the wedding she began exploring options to improve her chances of conceiving, following the advice of a close friend.
Opting for a less conventional path, Tamara has placed her trust in naprotechnology, a natural method that seeks to optimize fertility without resorting to techniques such as in vitro fertilization, which can present ethical dilemmas for some people. “I am receiving follow-up through this approach and I am very satisfied with the progress. I fully trust the process and, since my faith is deep, I prefer to let things flow naturally,” she said weeks ago.
Despite her optimism and dedication, and all the rumors that have arisen, the socialite has acknowledged that she has not yet achieved the desired result. The search for motherhood continues to be that: a search, marked by hope and patience. However, far from being discouraged, Tamara is embracing this chapter of her life with gratitude and without pressure, aware that time and faith play crucial roles in this personal journey: “I pray all the time, and if it has to be, it will be .
