In the world of entertainment, actors are usually the protagonists of the most passionate and dramatic love stories. However, there are loves that transcend the screen and become secrets kept for years. Álvaro Morte, known for ‘La Casa de Papel’, has revealed his platonic love that he has kept secret for a long time.
Álvaro Morte, in ‘Martínez y Hermanos’
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In an interview on the program ‘Martínez y Hermanos’, Morte surprised everyone by confessing that his platonic love is not a person of flesh and blood, but a work of art: the famous ‘The Birth of Venus’ by Sandro Botticelli. According to the actor, this crush occurred during the filming of the successful series in Florence, Italy, when he had the opportunity to visit the Uffici Gallery and contemplate the masterpiece of the Renaissance painter.
“I promise you that I had a real crush, of falling in love, an incredible thing“Morte confessed, describing the intensity of his feelings when watching the play. This revealing moment did not go unnoticed by his co-stars or the audience, who were surprised by the sincerity of the actor not only in sharing his experience, but also in revealing that his wife when she found out It didn’t taste bad.
Álvaro Morte, in ‘Martínez y Hermanos’
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The humorous reaction of Dani Martínez, who suggested the possibility of a meeting between Morte and Venus in the program ‘First Dates‘, added a touch of levity to the story, showing that even the most unlikely platonic loves can be a source of laughter.
