During a routine ultrasound, doctors detected that the pregnancy had delicate problems in its development and that it was twins (a female and a male). Faced with the difficult situation, Raúl de Molina and his wife Mily made the painful decision to interrupt the pregnancy because she would not be able to progress after the treatment they would have given her.
“It was horrible because my wife was trying to get pregnant. We got married when we were older, my wife was 34 and I was 35. It was difficult when I lost the twins because my wife had two babies and she went to have something done, the amnio, which with They use a needle to remove the liquid to see if the babies were okay, but they did something wrong. We never sued or anything. Almost 24 hours later she lost the babies. “They were a boy and a girl and they were perfect,” he commented to the Venezuelan driver Rodner Figueroa.
The television host’s wife once again underwent a medical procedure and after a few weeks she was pregnant with Mía, who turned 24 last Friday, April 26.
“After the treatments she did, which we waited for six months, we were on vacation, normal, doing nothing, and she became pregnant.“, ‘El Gordo’ revealed.
Internet users reacted to Raúl de Molina’s interview
“I’ve been watching Raúl all my life, but I had never seen an interview with him and who better than Rodner, what a nice talk”, “The fat man is very genuine when speaking and very polite, the reflection is in his super-educated daughter”, “ I loved the interview and what I liked was Raúl’s sincerity in saying things and speaking without filters”, “It is a pleasure to enjoy a space like this. You manage to touch the sensitive sides”, “I loved this interview. Raúl is one of the few decent ones left on TV,” were some of the comments that were recorded on the YouTube channel.
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