Pampita's Daughter's Innocent Comment After World Cup Final Amuses Everyone: 'I Don't Remember'
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Carolina "Pampita" Ardohain attended the World Cup final in New Jersey with her children.
- Upon returning, her youngest daughter, Ana, made an innocent comment about not remembering who won the match.
- The incident amused those present at the airport.
Argentine model and television personality Carolina "Pampita" Ardohain was among the celebrities who witnessed the World Cup final match between Argentina and Spain live at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. She traveled with her sons Beltrรกn and Benicio, her brother Guillermo, and her partner Martรญn Pepa. Despite the unexpected outcome of the game, the experience was unforgettable for her.
After returning from her trip, Ardohain switched from summer to winter clothing as she prepared for a family vacation in Cerro Bayo. While speaking with the press at the airport before departing, her youngest daughter, Ana, captured everyone's attention with an innocent remark. Ardohain had been discussing the World Cup, and when asked about the final, the little girl piped up, "Who won? I don't remember who won."
It's nice to feel. It's always better to feel than to feel nothing. We enjoyed the whole World Cup a lot, so it was a very strong experience, and the final with my children too.
Ardohain, who has been covering the World Cup for the streaming platform DGo, had previously attended group stage matches and quarter-final games. She also returned to Buenos Aires to watch other matches with her children and even celebrated the semifinal victory at the Obelisco. For the final match, she flew to New York with family members, enjoying the halftime show and the full 120 minutes of play, which concluded with Spain lifting the World Cup trophy. Reflecting on the experience from the airport, Ardohain told TN, "It's nice to feel. It's always better to feel than to feel nothing. We enjoyed the whole World Cup a lot, so it was a very strong experience, and the final with my children too."
ยฟQuiรฉn ganรณ? No me acuerdo quiรฉn ganรณ.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.