The Cadiz woman returned as news to the evening format of Telecinco
Peace Padilla this Wednesday became news after appearing on the cover of a well-known magazine. “In love again”, she titled the publication next to a photograph in which she appears kissing with her new partner. This news came in the afternoon until ‘Save me‘who in this way spoke about his former presenter a few weeks after announcing his reinstatement at Mediaset after his dismissal.
The first to speak about the commented photographs was Terelu Campos, who acknowledged feeling “especially happy” to see her partner “happy” two years after her husband’s death: “It’s a step forward in life and I’m very happy. I’ve been surprised, I didn’t know anything”.
Along the same lines, the presenter’s sister, Carmen Borrego, was shown: “I think that after two years and everything that has happened in Paz’s life, which has been very hard, that she is smiling and in love is the best thing we can see without a doubt“.
“I am very happy that she is going through this situation and that she is excited, that she has reasons to smile,” Matamoros added before Kiko Hernández sent a forceful message to those who criticize Paz for rebuilding her life: “This morning I heard that it was very Suddenly, two years have passed. Debating whether a woman can rebuild her life two years later… As if two months passed! You have the right to be happy whenever you want!“.
According to the magazine Semana, Paz Padilla’s new illusion is called Fran Medina and she is a Civil Guard, although she also dedicates herself to photography as a hobby. The couple, who would have formalized their relationship a few months ago, enjoyed a day in a swamp near Madrid.
In addition to making peace with Mediaset, Paz Padilla has new professional projects outside the group. As announced exclusively by YOTELE, the Cádiz-born woman is preparing her return to Canal Sur to host an interview program entitled ‘The great hotel of Peace’.
The comedian will receive different well-known characters from the world of television and culture, many of them personal friends, to have an intimate conversation so that viewers can get to know them better.