The news was confirmed by the journalist Pia Shaw in A la Barbarossawho also revealed the tender reason that prompted the actress to make the decision: “I want to be able to hold my granddaughter”Fulop said.
“Do you remember the image of the fall?” Shaw began on the Telefe program. “The next day we talked to her, we said ‘Cathy, absolutely nothing happened’. She was great, she even made a video telling this,” the journalist recalled. However, subsequent studies revealed a much more delicate picture: “I’m going to tell you something, Cathy told me: everything is very bad. On November 27, she has to have shoulder surgery.”
As Shaw explained, Fulop initially thought that the fall had not had serious consequences. “He has a very high pain threshold and at that moment he didn’t feel anything. Three days later he even traveled to Japan with Marley for “Around the World,” he explained.
But during the trip, the pain and loss of strength began to worry her. In a message she sent to the journalist, Catherine said: “In the end I broke my shoulder. I thought nothing had happened to me, but in Japan it started to hurt and I lost strength. When I arrived I had it seen by a specialist.”
The diagnosis confirmed the detachment of tendons and ligaments, so he will have to undergo surgery in the coming weeks.
Despite the scare, Fulop maintains his characteristic optimism. According to Pía Shaw, the decision to have surgery was motivated by a very special reason: “And you know what? She told me that it was the most beautiful thing: ‘because I want to be able to hold my granddaughter, that’s why I prefer to do it now. I have a lot of attitude.’”
Currently, the actress is in Los Angeles with her husband Osvaldo Sabatini, from where she prepares for surgery and continues to rest.
How was Catherine Fulop’s fall at the Movistar Arena
The event occurred on September 16, during the fifth performance of the Erreway show at the Movistar Arena. Fulop, who had returned to play Sonia Rey, her remembered character from Rebelde Way, suffered a fall when she tripped on stage while looking for her “daughter” in fiction, Marizza Pía Spirito. “The f***ing mother! Mom, I can’t believe this. It’s okay. You didn’t even let me hold your hand,” Camila Bordonaba improvised, while the actress tried rejoin.
A few minutes later, Fulop returned to the stage, hugged his partner and calmed the audience: “Luckily I’m alive.”
Later, on her social networks, the actress calmed her followers: “My beautiful people. I swear to you that I am fine and nothing happened to me. I’m whole. Nothing happened and that’s it. Relieved. I made a mess. On top of that, I worried everyone in the theater because I fell like in slow motion.”
Source: Ambito
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