Great surprise took the audience of the program Today upon learning that Paola Rojas, had an affair with ‘El Borrego Nava’, this was given in a game that took place in the morning, where the celebrities had to reveal with which colleague of the medium had been. The 51-year-old comedian, seeing him cornered by Lambda Garcia’s questions, confessed that he did not want to talk about that person, as he did not want to burn it, but as time was above him he decided to reveal with whom he had his guilty taste, coming out to highlight the name of 43-year-old Paola Rojas.
After revealing the relationship the netizens were surprised, but for the most part many criticized the comedian for having ventilated a romance from the past, while others could not believe that between the two there was more than a friendship.
Fans are outraged
“A gentleman has no memory, stud for El Borrego”, “Let them keep playing that game this good,” some netizens wrote about the celebrity’s statements.
Remember that ‘El Borrego Nava’, ended his love affair of just over six years with the mother of his son, Silvana Garriga who was very much in love, but by chance of fate ended, so the comedian focused on his career and his friends to get ahead.
For her part Paola Rojas has not had very good luck in love, because as everyone knows 2018 left a bitter taste of her mouth after she circulated an intimate video of Zague, on social networks father of her children which cost the marriage to both, and although many wished to know more about the scandal, the beautiful woman has limited herself to talk about it.
It was earlier this year that Paola Rojas was associated with Marcelo Imposti, 54 years old and Argentine, with whom she has been seen at several public events, but the journalist has refused to talk about her private life from the problem she had with her ex-husband, so she prefers to carry the supposed romance in secret of everyone.
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