The renowned actress Juliana Galvis revealed the news of the death of her ex-boyfriend, Joaquín Caicedo. Through a series of photos and a heartfelt tribute, the former ‘MasterChef’ participant said her last goodbye.
A few months ago, Galvis also said goodbye to her mother, Beatriz Valdivieso, who died on January 9, 2024. The woman shared a reel of photos through her social networks.
“I still can’t assimilate it. I have no words. I can only tell you: thank you for everything you did for me, ma. Have a good trip and rest in peace. We will carry you in our hearts forever,” he expressed at the time.
The actress said goodbye to her ex-partner
On Thursday, May 2, the actress uploaded a post for her more than 1.3 million followers and said goodbye to her ex-partner, Joaquín Caicedo, with whom she shared significant moments of her life.
Days before, he shared a black and white image with the phrase: “For some moments in life, there are no words.”
According to national media, the relationship between her and Caicedo came to an end in 2023; However, they always had mutual admiration and respect. “We love each other honestly and deeply, we dreamed of growing old together for a long time.”wrote.
“The last time we physically saw each other (just a few weeks ago) It was full of kisses, tears, love and infinite gratitude for everything we experienced together, we ‘let go’ beautifully. Someday we will meet again, my handsome. Ágatha and I will always have him engraved in our minds and in our hearts. Rest in peace,” said the actress.
The actress shared the publication.
Photo:Instagram: @jualianagalvisv
It is worth mentioning that the actress’s only daughter, Ágatha, is the fruit of the love between Juliana Galvis and her ex-husband, Pedro Dávila.
On the other hand, after announcing the news, The publication was deleted hours later on his Instagram account and the reasons for his decision are unknown. Also, there is no certainty of the reasons that caused the death of the businessman.
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