Inma Cuesta She is one of the Spanish actresses most committed to feminism and claims that women, and actresses, can be the engine of stories, especially “when women reach a certain age, which seems to disappear from cinematography and the industry “. But this time she does not make headlines to protest against the abuse of Photoshop or another of the causes that I defend but to give great news.
At 42 years old, she has announced her pregnancy with this photograph on a beach at sunset, where we see her in profile touching her belly, a little tummy that gives clues to her state of pregnancy, of at least three or four months. In her second pregnancy, she has been much less discreet, unlike the first, which she kept secret until long after she had her baby.
“2023. The family grows. Never was the beginning of the year more full of love and happiness! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!”, reads the note that accompanies the publication on Instagram.
Tens of thousands of likes
The image is close to one hundred thousand likes, and has hundreds of comments congratulating the actress on this new stage. From Nagore Robles to Jon Kortajarena, from Melanie Olivares or Natalia de Molina, to Ana Milán, Aitana Sánchez Gijón or Paz Vega, many celebrities welcome the good news.
the interpreter of Red Eagle, the series that gave him more visibility, and his girlfriend already have a two-and-a-half-year-old girl: “We have formed a beautiful family and we are very happy,” she herself recounted in an interview.
When they gave him the Ciudad de Alicante Award, he dedicated the award to his girlfriend. “To my love, for being the best adventure companion and my desire for more,” she said. Inma Cuesta’s eldest daughter was born after in vitro fertilization treatment. On this occasion, it is not yet known how the pregnancy process has been.
Thanks to motherhood, Inma discovered “absolutely unconditional, wonderful love,” she declared. She recounted that she had learned to “learn and unlearn things that you sometimes forget as an adult,” she said.
Very active and vindicative with the causes that she considers just, in 2015 she denounced the retouching of an image of her with Photoshop published on the cover of the Sunday magazine of the newspaper The newspaper. It was a protest against “the ‘canons’ of beauty that we should follow” and called for “independence from fashions and stereotypes.” She then said that she did not feel self-conscious but was “outraged” as a woman and stressed that she was against reality being altered.