Araceli González denies Chayanne romance rumors, calls them publicity stunt
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- Actress Araceli González denied rumors of a romance with singer Chayanne, stating they were fabricated to promote their 2001 telenovela "Provócame."
- González also refuted claims of a crisis with her partner Fabián Mazzei, noting he supported her reconciliation with Adrián Suar.
- Mazzei sent a message to a journalist expressing his peace with González's past and prioritizing her well-being and that of their son.
Araceli González has addressed long-standing rumors about a romantic involvement with Puerto Rican superstar Chayanne. The Argentine actress, who co-starred with Chayanne and Romina Yan in the 2001 telenovela "Provócame," clarified that any talk of a romance was a publicity stunt.
No, I wasn't with him.
During a phone interview with LAM (América TV), González was asked about the persistent rumors. She firmly denied any romantic relationship, explaining that the "mystery" between her and Chayanne was leaked to generate more buzz for the show. "It's like everyone's desire, isn't it?" she commented playfully, emphasizing that their connection was purely professional.
It's like everyone's desire, isn't it?
The actress also took the opportunity to dispel rumors of a crisis in her current relationship with Fabián Mazzei. She not only denied these claims but highlighted Mazzei's supportive role in her public reconciliation with Adrián Suar, her ex-partner and father of her son.
Three months after recording, we do the presentation and, by chance, they start leaking that there was a mystery between us to generate more publicity for the novel.
Mazzei himself sent a message to the journalist, expressing his contentment with González's past. "It would never bother me what happened with Adrián, for Toto and for Ara. The only thing that interests me is that they are at peace, because then I will also be calm," he stated, underscoring his commitment to their family's harmony.
It would never bother me what happened with Adrián, for Toto and for Ara. The only thing that interests me is that they are at peace, because then I will also be calm.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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