Overview
- The couple formalized the marriage on November 27 inside Alperovich’s Puerto Madero apartment, where he serves court‑authorized home detention after a 16‑year sexual abuse conviction.
- Images published by entertainment media show Mirra in a strapless wedding dress and Alperovich in a white shirt, with no press admitted to the ceremony.
- Plans for a small reception were dropped over concerns it could jeopardize his legal status, with reports noting a cap of about 20 invitees and movement and photography restricted to inside the building.
- Judicial conditions on his detention include an electronic ankle monitor, a 400 million‑peso bond, limits on movement, and a ban on any contact with the complainant or her circle.
- Local reports say Alperovich’s children did not attend and oppose the union, while Mirra rejected pregnancy rumors and said the marriage was a modest, long‑planned step.