The comedian will accompany her partner, but she has no intention of leaving her career. In fact, she is scheduled to do a theater season in Mar del Plata with a new show for which she has already been trying out local dancers in a casting.
The comedian Fátima Flórez clarified this Wednesday that beyond being the partner of the new president of the Nation, Javier Milei, will continue with his artistic career. Florez will be the new First Lady of Argentina when Milei takes office as head of state on December 10.
The comedian will accompany her partner, but she has no intention of leaving her career. In fact, it is scheduled doing a theater season in Mar del Plata with a new show for which he was already trying out local dancers in a casting.
In dialogue with Caras magazine, the artist expressed her intentions to continue her activity. “We both work hard and find our moments. We have fun, we try not to talk about work. There was no way I would abandon my career.”said Florez.
Likewise, she added: “I am Javier’s girlfriend, I am going to accompany him sentimentally, emotionally and physically (laughs).” For Fátima, Milei’s arrival in her life meant “the arrival of a great love”with which “spirituality, love and a sense of humor” connects her.
Regarding the elected president he indicated: “As I know Javier a lot as a person and I know of his honesty, trustworthiness and intelligence, I have no doubt that these personal conditions will make him a great president.”
“Javier is very charismatic, he generates great admiration for me, I love seeing him on stage. His essence is to be genuine and spontaneous,” he concluded.
In the interview, the impersonator also said that she has a very good relationship with Milei’s parents and sister, Karina.
Source: Ambito
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