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Gerard Piqué and Clara Chía no longer live together confirmed ‘Despierta América’… Yes, the journalist Marcela Sarmiento, who at the time also broke the news that Shakira’s chef had resigned to go with the former soccer player, was the one who broke the news.
In view of the strong rumor of a crisis in the couple for the song ‘Session #53’ by Shak with BizzarapSarmiento revealed, in the ‘Sin Rollo’ segment of the Univision morning show, that yes it is true, and also that Clara had moved to her parents’ house to be able to have a little calm.
Since it was made public that Piqué had an affair with the 22-year-oldand although he tried to take care of his privacy it was impossible. She has been living in the eye of the hurricane for months, but After Shakira’s song came out, where she refers to her in a not positive way, everything would have taken on an even more serious dimension for Chía.
According to Sarmiento, the issue exceeded what he had tried to handle up to now and created a conflict between the two and, although they continue their romance, the young woman preferred to put air in the middle and went to her parents’ house.
On the other hand, as we have told you, the Spanish journalist, Laura Fa, from ‘Mamarazzi’, assured that the phrase: “I don’t come back with you or cry to me or beg me“, of the subject would have been ‘the cherry’ on the cake that would have triggered Clara Chía to finally leave the department.
The truth is that in all this conflict, Shakira and Bizarrap’s collaboration has already reached 151 million views to date. Therefore, with side effects included, what “Despierta América” also confirmed is that the song is billing 20,000 dollars per minute.
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