Aylín Mujica also reflected on the importance of communication and trust in a coupleas well as the need to maintain an individuality and not lose oneself in a relationship. He assures that he has learned not to depend emotionally on another person and to seek his own happiness without depending on someone else.
“I still believe in love and I have been married three times, Hey, how are you going to get married three times, how are you going to have a child from each marriage? I will never give up on love. I had a boyfriend who lowered my self-esteem and made me feel that I was ugly, that I was very skinny. When you are in a toxic relationship, the last one to know is you,” he mentioned in an interview with Alejandro Chabán.
The 49-year-old Cuban took the opportunity to mention to the Venezuelan what their love bond was in her first marriage: “A very stormy relationship, with a lot of jealousy. I was married to Alejandro Gavira for twelve years.and the relationship was much more mature. “It ended there due to lack of love, my love ran out.”
The television presenter also told Alejandro that “Every time I met a person, it was competition with me and she ended up wanting to go to the red carpets to move her hair more than me and to shine more than me.”
Despite the disappointments, Aylín Mujica is optimistic about the future and is open to the possibility of finding love again, but she assures that she is not desperate to be in a relationship and prefers to wait to find the right person.
“It’s hard for me to fall in love now. I’m very in love with myself, even though it sounds a little self-centered. I like to love myself. My children are crazy for me to find a partner. I haven’t found a man worth it. Maybe I have my wedding dress there, because if the right one arrives, I’ll stay there.“He expressed during the conversation that both had.
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