Overview
- Samahara told the Q'Bochinche! podcast on Tuesday that she will not marry Youna or move to the United States for now and that she plans to stay in Peru to focus on work and her children.
- Youna confirmed in live social-media broadcasts that the decision was mutual after repeated conversations and said the pause was painful but right given their circumstances.
- Both parties emphasized they still love each other and will maintain a cordial, family-oriented co‑parenting relationship for the sake of their shared child.
- Reported reasons for the split include long distance, Samahara's new professional opportunities in Peru and Youna's ongoing medical treatment and parenting responsibilities in the United States.
- The story unfolded publicly after Samahara's exit from La Granja VIP Perú and was shaped by statements on podcasts, live streams and entertainment outlets, leaving open the possibility they may revisit the relationship in the future.