While in Spain there are several provinces on alert due to the risk of wind, snowfall, thaws or very low minimum temperatures this weekend, Isabel Rabago is enjoying the warmth of the beaches of Cuba.
The journalist has given her more than 100,000 Instagram followers long teeth with a pose in which she looks great at 48 years old. The bikini, with a blue and lilac print, suits her wonderfully.
“Mermaid Stranded”, he wrote next to the photographs in which he is seen in the sand showing off his tan. “What a great body” or “How beautiful you are”, are some of the comments that are read in the publication of the former media advisor of the PP in Madrid.
Isabel is spending a few days in Havana with her husband, who is also a journalist. Carlos Rodriguez Ramon, whom he met more than 20 years ago at the Pontifical University of Salamanca. It was in 2006 when they took the most important step in her life, because during a trip to New York, Carlos ventured to ask her to marry him. In 2007 they said “yes, I want” in the collegiate church of Santa Juliana, in Santillana del Mar.
“My priority is him. We met at the age of 19 and no! We were not wrong! Always together, growing together, without letting go of our hands. We got up together, we fell so many times. I don’t want to, I don’t even know how to be without him! Carlos , eternal. My life, my love, my priority. Without him there is nothing!”, wrote Rábago in one of his declarations of love in networks.
Rodríguez has worked at Mediaset as an editor and scriptwriter on different programs. He also went through COPE and was editor-in-chief of the magazine hunting and safari, as detailed in his LinkedIn profile. He is very jealous of his private life, so he prefers to remain anonymous and support his wife from the sidelines.
Much has been said about the reason why the couple has not had children and it was not until a year ago when Isabel settled the murmur: “It is an absolute and joint decision of the two. We were always clear about it and it is a decision that we did not change for nothing in the world. Not having had them allows me to do many things”.