Alejandra Rubio talks about her conversations with Anabel Pantoja: “She is in survival mode”

Alejandra Rubio joined the set of let’s see after months away from work due to maternity leave. The daughter of Terelu Campos, who became the mother of her first child in December (days after the birth of Anabel Pantoja’s daughter), has had a message for Isabel Pantoja’s niece, who this Monday sent a statement about the girl eleven days after admission to the Intensive Medicine Unit of the Maternal and Child Hospital of Gran Canaria.

“My mother said the other day that I had spoken with Anabel, I would have taken it privately”Terelu Campos’ daughter explained, clarifying that she already maintained contact with Anabel before these complications because the two became mothers almost at the same time.

“I only have words of gratitude for her. She has been super attentive to me and we advised each other. Since I found out about this, I have taken it very personally. As if it were mine…”, she lamented, ensuring that she is “very touched” by the situation that is being experienced with the girl. And regarding Anabel, she insisted: “She is in survival mode like the great mother she is and I hope everything goes well.”. I hope it’s a miracle.”

Alejandra Rubio spoke after Antonio Rossi had told news about little Alma’s evolution: “Yesterday, at one in the afternoon, there was significant and positive news. Not only provided by the UMI specialists, but also by specialists about what is happening to the girl. They were the ones who gave the approval for this change to occur.”

In this sense, the journalist explained: “That’s why Anabel decided to make the statement yesterday”. And regarding the girl’s state of health, Rossi has spoken along the same lines as in recent days: “There has been no regression, but rather small steps that make things go much better within the perspectives that are long. It is a long, slow process. The doctors said that things were going well and that they should be happy and hopeful“. And he celebrated: “Circumstances have changed for the better”.