Sofía “Jujuy” Jiménez confirmed at the beginning of May the end of her relationship with Juan Martín Del Potro and last night, on the television program “Podemos Hablar” hosted by Andy Kusnetzoff, she had no problem answering the questions they asked about the tennis player.
“We are separated, but we are fine. Today the reality is this, we are in different harmony. I do not know if it was due to the pandemic,” he explained. “I adore Juan, I love him a lot … we love each other very much,” she said before recounting that the tennis player accompanied her everywhere like any boyfriend. “He went to Jujuy for a wedding and it was the people’s revolution. I thought: ‘Poor kid'”.
When asked if a reconciliation is possible, he replied: “I don’t know what to say. We love each other a lot, there is nothing wrong to say about him. I think that our relationship was really very special, very healthy, beautiful and honest. We don’t know What is going to happen”.
Regarding the beginning of the relationship, he stated: “I recognize that I have my bubble and, although I am aware of things, tennis was not something that mattered to me. Obviously, when I met him, he caught my attention because it is tall and has a lot of presence, he also knew that he played tennis, but he had no idea that he was so thick. “
He also told how the first trip they made together was: “We were not dating at the time, but he invited me to Rome. On that specific trip, I had a notion of who he was dating. We had been chatting for months, we met in November and this was in May, but although it was a real relationship, we still had not formalized. “
On the other hand, he confessed that he did not understand much of tennis and detailed how he lived the first games: “I remember a game that I had to play with Novak Djokovic, which I knew was number one. He was there encouraging and he was very nervous, in addition … did you see that not much is said during the game? It is all silent and you only shout when it knits. The funny thing is that I was on the court alone, looking at him in a giant and crowded stadium, sitting next to a couple of Italians. They start to play, they win the first set, they go to the second and there I already made a mess of myself.
And he continued: “I thought the game was over. So, I wake up wanting to look for him and suddenly everyone starts shouting ‘come on Delpo’, in English. The whole stadium was shouting the name of Juan, in Italy, it was very crazy The people next to me told me that the game was not over, that it was going on, so I sat down again. It was a tremendous game, I don’t know how many hours. I said: ‘Why didn’t anyone tell me that they Do you suffer so much watching tennis? ‘”
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