“Café con Aroma de Mujer” is one of the most popular series at the moment, a Colombian novel that has conquered the hearts of everyone with the protagonism of William Levy as Sebastián Vallejo and Laura Londoño as “La Gaviota” Teresa Suárez.
However, one of the actresses who has captured the attention in recent weeks is Carmen Villalobos, who plays Lucía, the first wife of Sebastián, the protagonist. In real life, her story has resembled that of a villain after details were revealed about the end of her relationship with Sebastián Caicedo, her now ex-husband.
The two were together for more than a decade and were considered one of the most stable couples in the world of entertainment. However, from one moment to the next they simply separated, just two years after getting married. Sebastián Caicedo recently referred to her divorce and explained that it almost cost him his life.
“I was very lost at that moment and the world ended for me, my life ended because that was my life, both professional and personal,” explained the now ex-husband of Carmen Villalobos. The most difficult thing for him was facing depression: “I had many voids and depression came into my life because I was very afraid of how the world was going to react.”
“That darkness led me to think about making an attempt on my life, especially because I didn’t know what to hold on to. They were very difficult moments and I hit rock bottom. I was very afraid of how my family was going to react after having been that role model in Colombia,” Sebastian explained. Currently, he already seems to have surpassed Carmen Villalobos with another great love, it is Juliana Diez Duque, an influencer and model who seems to have returned his smile.
The actor has also moved on with his life and now seems delighted to travel as a family with his new partner, focused on his company. @abbazul_, which is its own brand dedicated to hair health. She is an animal lover and shares photographs with her two dogs. Apparently, the darkness she went through is now a thing of the past.
