Cristina Pedroche, unleashed in the countdown to the Bells: “Long live my tits”

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The presenter already has everything ready to say goodbye to the year from Puerta del Sol in Madrid in what will be her tenth Chimes, the first as a mother. Having her daughter has marked her entire life and that includes, of course, her styling for that last night of 2023: “The dress is life, when I take it off, it will live alone.”

Cristina Pedroche has advanced new details about the most secret outfit of the year, although with that halo of mystery that characterizes it: “The dress is not textile as such. This year I have to start dressing early because it takes time to put everything in order”has revealed in The Anthill. The presenter assures that she does not care about the audiences but she does confess that she is already beginning to have nightmares, like every year: “The most recurring dream is that the dress does not arrive, or that not all the parts arrive. For me, ringing the Bells is something very personal and what I want is to have a good time and go out through Puerta del Sol and say 'I had a good time.'

This year, as we said, will be little Laia's first New Year's Eve. Despite the desire to be with her little girl, Pedroche has said that the girl will not be with her on the balcony: “If I were selfish I would take her because being with me I am calmer, but motherhood also teaches you to put your interests first.” your daughter's interests to yours. The girl will be calmer at my mother's house.

The Madrid native, who came to the program with a daring transparent jumpsuit that revealed her red lace underwear (“since I can't wear it on the 31st, I'll wear it today”), also spoke about her motherhood and remembered what it was like the birth of her daughter: “It's the best. It's just that I felt so empowered, so strong, so in control of what was happening. Each contraction led me to meet my daughter, so I just wanted them to come. She wouldn't give birth every day, but I would give birth once a month. “It's just that you don't feel that moment of saying 'I can do anything' in your normal life.”

Cristina has confessed that she lives for her daughter and that motherhood is being a fascinating journey for her: “When my baby is sick, my milk changes to give her what she needs at that moment. It's the best thing. I mean, long live my tits.”, he said between laughs. “Breastfeeding is a wonderful story.”