According to reports, during their brief relationship, the actress got a tattoo of the Formula 1 driver but covered it up shortly after when the romance ended.
As his romance progresses with Mauro IcardiEugenia the “China” Suárez was once again the center of controversy due to his brief relationship with the pilot of Formula 1, Franco Colapinto.
As it emerged in the last few hours, The actress had a “43” tattooedthe number of the driver from Pilar in the highest category of motorsport, when they were still getting to know each other. However, Yanina LatorreLAM panelist, said that After the short romance ended, “China” decided to cover the number with a crown tattoo.
Through his Instagram account, while he is still on vacation in Miami with her husband Diego Latorrethe panelist shared an image of the actress wearing the number of Colapinto on the side of his hip. “Now I upload a photo of China and the tattoo for those who denied me”, he said minutes before revealing the image.
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After publishing the photo, Latorre detailed: “The ‘China’ He went to an event and got ’43′″ tattooed. When Colapinto saw the photo he sent him, he got scared”.
On the other hand, he added that he got the tattoo in November, after meeting twice with the star Formula 1 driver. “Everything was very normal,” Yanina said ironically on Instagram.
“Now ’43’ covered it with a crown. “All crazy,” he said.
Before the host of El Observador gave these details about the couple, the tattoo artist Gabriel Badía had referred to Icardi’s tattoos as those of China. “Now I met Eugenia through Mauro. I made the names of his children on the phalanx of his fingers, on the inside.. And I also did a cover (covering one tattoo with another). I tattooed him with a crown”, he said in dialogue with Intruders.
“I don’t know what I covered up. I also tattooed Mauro’s hand“I was finishing polishing my hand, closing a design,” he said, without wanting to go into details of the work he did and the possibility of controversy.
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