Pamela Díaz reacts to Felipe Kast's comments and relationship end: 'Many times I was judged.'

Chilean television host Pamela Díaz has publicly addressed the end of her relationship with former senator Felipe Kast, confirming his earlier statements about their breakup. Díaz appeared on her online program, 'Mañana te cuento,' on Once Stream, stating she agreed with Kast's assessment of their time together.

"We had a very beautiful relationship. It all started about 1 year and 7 months ago, so I haven't talked much because it was a relationship I wanted to protect, and so it was," Díaz said. She echoed Kast's sentiments about mutual learning during their relationship, noting the rarity of amicable public breakups.

"We both learned a lot, we had a great time, and it's surprising because, usually, when people end a public relationship, they might end it well or badly, and it's difficult to hear these comments from someone," she added. Díaz described her time with Kast as "very beautiful" and expressed admiration for him, but indicated she would limit further discussion to maintain privacy.

Díaz, 45, and Kast, 40, approached the separation with maturity, she explained. "We are both very adult, I am 45 and Felipe is forty and always, we are mature people who have had other separations, we have grown children, we want to live life in a much more entertaining way, I don't care what they say about me and neither does he," she stated. She emphasized her intention to shield their relationship from public exposure and commentary, especially given their families.

"Everything we experienced was very personal and very beautiful. I liked it a lot, and what I didn't expose is because I didn't want certain things to be known, because I wanted to protect it. We have children, it's not the same as before, and people tend to get involved and say things that aren't true," Díaz declared. She also addressed past judgments she faced regarding the relationship, asserting her right to privacy.

Kast had previously dismissed the possibility of reconciliation in his podcast, 'FelipePodKast,' stating that the breakup was amicable. Díaz avoided elaborating on this, simply remarking, "When you end something, you end it. We ended on good terms."

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Muchas veces fui juzgada, decían: ‘¿Qué va a estar con él, qué va a decir su familia? .