Fiorella Retiz was seen with Sebastián Gálvez, the former partner of Laura Spoya, in footage broadcast by the Peruvian program 'Magaly TV, la firme', only days after Spoya confirmed their breakup, stirring reaction in Peru's entertainment world.
Images aired by Magaly TV, la firme
On Monday, September 14, 'Magaly TV, la firme' shared a preview of its broadcast showing Gálvez appearing very close to Retiz, a communicator who had previously been caught up in a scandal with television host Aldo Miyashiro.
A member of host Magaly Medina's production staff was heard on the preview asking what Laura Spoya's former partner and Fiorella Retiz were doing so close together in the early hours of the morning.
When approached by a reporter from the channel ATV, Retiz, a sports journalist, said she found Sebastián likeable, describing him as a good person and a hard worker, referring to the 29 year old.
Retiz's past scandal with Aldo Miyashiro
Retiz was previously linked to Aldo Miyashiro after being photographed with him, a scandal that led to the end of his marriage to actress Erika Villalobos. Gálvez, meanwhile, is the son of Alberto Gálvez Olivares, the mayor of the Lima district of Jesús María.
Spoya rules out reconciliation
Only days earlier, Spoya, a former Miss Peru and host of the podcast 'La Manada Galáctica', had announced the end of her relationship with Gálvez. She made clear she was not considering getting back together with him, saying that once she ends a relationship she prefers not to return to it.
She explained that the decision reflects her own personal boundaries. According to Spoya, when she ends her relationships she does not go back, because it is something personal, her own non-negotiables. She said that if she were to see him at some point they would greet each other, but that they no longer share the same group of friends.
Breakup cause denied as infidelity
Spoya, a former host of the now-defunct program 'Al sexto día', was also asked whether infidelity had caused the breakup. She ruled out that version entirely, saying the separation was the result of general differences between the two of them and not the presence of a third person.
