Alice Campello defends Álvaro Morata after infidelity rumors: “There are a lot of bad people”

Alice Campello (29) spoke this Sunday about “the movies that people make up in their heads” after the rumors that pointed to a crisis between the two. This Monday, Álvaro Morata (31) was the first to announce the separation and then she was the one with another statement. The Italian model has denied that there is an infidelity on his part as has been commented and, hours later, she has reappeared with another message thanking the support received.

“Thank you for all the messages and to all the people who understand the situation and do not judge”she wrote, clarifying: “I have read too many bad things and we always tend to think that it is the man’s fault… I want to repeat once again that Alvaro is the most incredible person I have ever met and that there has never been a lack of respect from anyone.“.

Thus, he explained: “I care about his image because I know what he has done for me and how good he has been during these eight years and there is no better person than him.Please don’t believe everything you read. There are many bad people who can’t help but think bad.“.

As for the reasons that led to the separation after seven years of marriage and four children together, she said: “Our problems as a couple are our own, this does not take away from the unconditional love that continues to exist on both sides. We will always be a family and we will always respect each other for what we have experienced and for our four children.“I have nothing more to say.”

In her first statement on Monday, the influencer also denied the existence of third parties: “Álvaro and I have decided to separate and it is the most difficult decision we have ever made in our lives. I want to make it clear, as he has done, that there has been no third party or any kind of lack of respect on either side.”.

The former Atlético de Madrid striker, who was presented as a new Milan player last Friday in the absence of his wife and children, has written his most difficult statement: “Don’t make up stories for a minute of prominence because I repeat: there has never been any lack of respect, only a lot of continuous misunderstandings that little by little wear things down”.