Romina Gachoy indicated that together with her husband Jean Paul Santa María they are focused on ensuring the emotional stability of their children, so much so that she did not want to comment on the situation of Angie Jibaja, who was seen to relapse into drugs through a report presented by the program ‘Magaly Teve, the firm’.
“I have not given any statement on the subject because I have nothing to say about it (about Angie), I prefer not to comment on sensitive issues. Our only priority is to protect the boys and continue to give them a peaceful life. We take care of many of this type of news, we have done a great job of giving them stability and happiness that they have today, “said Gachoy.
Yes. To this day, we work so that they have the stability they have. They are happy children, they live in an environment of peace and tranquility, they play sports and have a happy life. It’s been a lot of work getting all of this done, so we protect them a lot.
I’ll travel alone and I’ll be back quickly. I’m doing a campaign for a well-known brand in Uruguay and I’m also going to walk the catwalk. I will be a few days, but with the same I return. Several projects and news are coming with television. There is also a fashion project coming up, so I am grateful to God because I can be working and enjoy health, but above all peace.
That’s how it is. We always support each other when we have to work.
Meanwhile, the host Magaly Medina indicated that Angie Jibaja refuses to admit that she is addicted to drugs and that she needs professional help.
“The images belong to December 15, that is a smoking room. The video reached us by a neighbor in the area and who saw her arrive often. That’s a dirty, filthy, filthy, sleazy place, just as smokers are. I don’t know why nothing surprises us about her, because her life has had very few spaces in which she has had control. No one has ever seen her consuming like this, all her life she has refused to recognize that she is sick, drug addicts are sick and need help, ”said the popular ‘magpie’.
