Michelle Renaud moves when she talks about her mother in Hoy and Danilo Carrera dedicates a loving message to her | The last

During the interview, the actress accepted that to date she has not overcome the death of her mother

She was the godmother of the new section of the Hoy program, which is called ‘Flour, salt and eggs’; the actress awarded her a moving interview with Andrea Escalona, with whom he spoke about how difficult it is to lose a loved one, in specific to a mom.

The protagonist of ‘Wanting Everything’ expressed solidarity with the host of Hoy for the death of Magda Rodríguez last November.

“I know what you are feeling and what you went through, I think that very few people know what it means to lose a mother, I have been six years and I cannot tell you that I have already overcome it, there are times when I start crying, I miss her, I see Marcelo and I say ‘why can’t my mom be watching this’, but you learn with the new way of having your mother ”, detailed the actress.

Michelle Renaud He explained that six years after the death of his mother, he knows that she has sought a way to be always present in his life and above all that he continues to live through her and her brothers.

The actress spoke of the hard battle that Doña Laura gave to breast cancer, who despite the difficult episode never gave up and recounted how the last day of her mother’s life was.

In the face of these moving stories,

not only received messages from his loyal fans, but also from his ex-boyfriend Danilo Carrera, who through his official Instagram account revealed how proud he is of her.

“Super proud of how you share your learning to help others ”, stated the actor Ecuadorian next to an emoji with heart eyes.

In recent days, the ex-partner has exchanged emotional messages on social networks; Recently

Michelle Renaud applauded the success that Danilo Carrera he achieved with his first book and highlighted: “What pride. I love that your dreams are not only fulfilled, but that they are fulfilled BIG. Congratulations Danilo Carrera, what a thrill. I forgive you all the times that you did not fight me for writing.