“You chose to marry this career. This race is selfish. This career does not allow you your private life.” This is what “the monster Sebastián”, father of Yamila Reyna and Argentine music celebrity, to his daughter when she called him crying during the TVN host’s beginnings in Chile.
“Either your private life suits you, or bye. Because this race is very jealous”, Yamila paraphrased her deceased father, when Fran Sfeir asked her about her personal life. The Argentine’s brutally honest answers can be seen this Saturday, May 4 at 10:30 p.m. in a new chapter of “Sin Culpa”, on TV+ screens.
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“And has your career taken a toll on your personal relationships?”Fran insisted. “Of course. “I have lost good couples because of my work.”replied Yamila, who is completely single and focused on her return to the theater after six years of absence with the play “My mother, my girlfriend and I”, with Julio Jung Jr. and María Elena Duvauchelle.
“I have had a very bad eye when choosing relationships”
“I have no regrets because I believe that we all come to this earth with a mission and mine is to bring joy to people.”, continued the actress. “But that cannot be incompatible with love,” Sfeir insisted. “Maybe in this life I had to be incompatible. “My karma has been my loneliness.”closed TVN’s face in a reflective tone.
“I take charge, I don’t like to blame anyone for the decisions I make (…) but I have also had a very bad eye when choosing relationships where I have been damaged.”“continued the comedian, who is also a comedian.
“They told me at school that men were afraid of me, does that happen to you?” Fran asked, waiting for another honest answer from Yamila. “Yes, there is a fear there. There are fears and prejudices (…) but I have noticed that men talk to me, they get there and do not dare to move forward. The moment of ‘let’s get together?’, there is no (sic)”.
Finally Yamila Reyna, who will be on the billboard with her work “My mother, my girlfriend and I” from Wednesday, May 8 to Friday, May 10, closed with a reflection on men and love. “I’m never going to tell you ‘let’s get together’, unless you’re Luis Miguel.” “And are you open to love?” Fran insisted. “Always. “I love love”said the self-proclaimed “Argentinian-Chilean” with a smile.
