Overview
- Venturo said on the Q' Bochinche podcast that she is officially divorced after a complex process because she married in Miami and had to validate the paperwork in Peru.
- She added that longtime friend Natalie Vértiz will be a madrina, a ceremonial sponsor, at her future wedding with Cuba.
- Cuba told América Hoy that she had signed the divorce papers and that about two months are needed for the ruling to take full legal effect in Peru.
- The ex-footballer has used his new podcast, Fuera de horario, to talk about their relationship and hosted Venturo there, where he also revealed a foot fetish that drew wider attention.
- The pair have been together for about four years, and resolving the cross-border paperwork now opens the door for concrete steps like setting a date and confirming roles.