The striking reflection of Almudena Cid after the paternity announcement of Christian Gálvez and Patricia Pardo

Almudena Cid reappears. The former gymnast, who left the toes 15 years ago, once again hogs the spotlight. Far from becoming news for her imminent victories in her tapestry, the one who was a four-time Olympian reacts to the surprise wedding of her ex, Christian Galvez, con Patricia Pardo, with whom she is expecting her first child. Almudena uses the metaphor of her gymnastic ribbon to talk about how to turn the page in life.

“We cannot be more in love and happy waiting for our baby,” the presenter of The Ana Rosa Program and the one of 25 words. Not content with letting go boom of the summer, the hosts shared that they got married in secret just over a year ago.

After learning the news, all eyes are directed at Almudena. With the discretion that characterizes her, the former gymnast has not commented on the matter and she has taken the opportunity to promote her autobiographical book through her social networks walk without toes.

“I included this metaphor through my tape in the last pages of my book,” the woman from Vitoria wrote this Thursday along with an emotional video where she reflects on her professional and personal stage.

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“This tape summarizes my 21 years of rhythmic life,” he begins by saying in his publication, in which he shows his rhythmic gymnastics tape. “One day they destroyed it. I had the feeling that all my effort, dedication and love that I had put into it was not taken into account, and that my sports career mattered very little,” she recounts.

“If I have learned anything along this path, it is that rebuilding depends largely on yourself,” he continues. “It’s a matter of time and effort. You look for yourself among the rubble, recover the pieces, order your experiences and take out all the light that is in it to continue drawing life,” he concludes.