This Wednesday, TardeAR revealed the sex of Alejandra Rubio and Carlo Costanzia’s baby. What’s more, they assured that the future parents are already considering names for the child: “It could be the father’s name, it is the tradition in Italy for the first child.” The information that they revealed in the format of Beatriz Archidona, who together with Frank Blanco replaces Ana Rosa Quintana during the summer holidays, provoked the reaction of Carmen Borrego this Thursday in another of the programs of the same house and producer (Unicorn Content).
“It’s good news Carmen, it’s going to be a boy,” Adriana Dorronsoro told her. We’ll see. “It’s news that will be good but I’m not going to confirm anything”expressed the sister of Terelu Campos, who insisted that “I will not be the one to confirm or deny because it is not up to me”.
Carmen Borrego said ‘enough’ to complain against her colleagues TardeAR They will reveal such information: “I understand that my colleagues will not agree with me, but I do not like it, and I think it is something so intimate knowing the sex of a baby The only ones who are supposed to say it are their parents. If his parents, for whatever reason, which I don’t care about at all, have decided not to make it public, I think that at least that privacy should be preserved.”
Adriana Dorronsoro, however, defended the work of her colleagues on the network: “But it is their job too.” Far from rectifying her position, the youngest daughter of María Teresa Campos went further to say that it seemed “ugly” to her that “someone would reveal the sex” to defend her niece: “I wouldn’t like it. My people and friends would probably know about it, and maybe that’s what caused the news to leak out.”.
Regarding the baby’s future name, Borrego confessed that “Carlo seems like a beautiful name to me, but since I neither confirm nor deny whether it is a boy or a girl, I am not going to talk about the name because it is not my choice either. Sometimes we don’t realize that a couple can talk privately and say “I want to know, but I don’t.”.
That being the case, I continued to question the disclosure of such information: “Imagine that the father doesn’t want to know because he’s excited, why do others have to do it? There are limits. And I think that one limit is the privacy of deciding whether you yourself say the sex of a baby.”
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