Cristina Pedroche was the last guest of the year at ‘El Hormiguero’ last night. The presenter, who will present Bells on Antena 3 with Alberto Chicote in accordance with tradition, went to Pablo Motos’ program to give some tips about the dress she will wear on New Year’s Eve. During the interview, she also excitedly described the birth of her daughter, which was “one of the best moments” of her life. Laia.
Pedroche explained that he showed Motos the birth video before entering the set: “We both cried at the end, which is another thing that unites us.” Guest was visibly affected by the moment she gave birth and said: “I felt very strong, very powerful and in control of what was happening.” “And of course meeting my daughter was the best.”
The presenter highlighted Pedroche’s “inhuman” cry during birth: “It’s a wild scream“It’s a mammalian, animalistic scream, a scream I can’t reproduce right now,” the ‘Zapando’ collaborator explained: “It comes from so deep inside you… I accompany the birth of my daughter as if your body is opening up to the world.”
“It’s a crazy moment, but it’s also precious,” the presenter insisted.I started to get excited on my own. “It gave me chills and I wanted to cry all the time.” “Then I’ll show you again,” joked Pedroche: “I worked hard and knew all the stages of birth. Breathing.”
Because it couldn’t be otherwise, Pedroche also spoke to Motos about the appointment on December 31st. The presenter will be in charge of Antena 3’s Campanadas for the ninth consecutive year and will lead the audience for two years. A turning point that Vallecas belittles: “For me, The Bells is a very personal thing; this is not a job. It doesn’t matter to me whether we lead with love and forgiveness or not. “I want everything to be perfect, to go the way I planned, to live and enjoy it.”
Pedroche said the following about the outfit that creates the most expectations every year: “It is life, it is jewel“. “Like my daughter, the greatest jewel I have,” commented the host. In “El Hormiguero,” she proceeded: “When I take it off, she’ll be able to keep moving.” Josie and I eloped for a while, saying little about the fabric theme. It’s a It’s not textile, we’ve been staying away from fabric for a few years. “This is not that kind of dress.”