Natalia Oreiro He chose a very special day to dedicate a tender post to his son, Merlín Atahualpa, the product of his relationship with Ricardo Mollo. It happens that the child turned 11 and the occasion warranted a celebration.
On their social networks, Natalia Oreiro He shared photos of Merlin and accompanied them with a message. The host of “Who is the Mask?” she wrote: “Happy return, Ata,” along with images of the boy as a baby and more current, which show the passage of time and show how much he has grown.
Because the singer and her husband, Ricardo, try to keep a profile as low as possible, this type of event is received with great happiness by their followers, who can share the joy that invades the family and leave it reflected in the comments.
The publication of Natalia Oreiro It reached more than 70,000 “likes” and 1,500 comments, all full of love for Ata and her mother. Among the messages, that of Andrea Rincón stood out, who said “oh please! What a beauty! Congratulations, beautiful Ata!”, Guillermina Valdés expressed her love with heart emojis, like Facundo Arana, while her colleague, Soledad Pastorutti commented: “Congratulations, Ata! May you always be very happy!”.
Natalia’s house in San Isidro
Thanks to the networks, it was also possible to know what the home shared by the leader of Divided and Natalie, in San Isidro. Green abounds on the property, with a large garden and its own orchard that the artist herself is in charge of maintaining, which she demonstrated in one of the videos that she uploaded to Instagram.
In addition, it has antique furniture, instruments at your disposal and plenty of space for your little boy, who is soon to enter his teens, to enjoy the outdoors. On the other hand, your living room has a wide variety of colors and amenities to ensure family comfort.
Platinum Awards
This Saturday, Natalia Oreiro He was present in Madrid at the Platino Awards and won an award for his work in the series “Santa Evita”. There she dazzled with a design from her own brand, which, according to her, was a tribute to Eva Duarte de Perón herself.
