Mar Flores and Bertín Osborne's rekindled relationship: "Step up and share your story"
María José Suárez, a well-known Spanish model and television presenter, recently brought laughter to the set of "Y Ahora Sonsoles" on Antena 3, as she entertained the idea of a unique T-shirt edition featuring Pilar Vidal's phone number.
Suárez, born in Sevilla in 1975, rose to fame as Miss Spain 1996 and has since hosted numerous TV programs and galas. Her latest appearance on the show last week was to discuss her biography.
Meanwhile, Bertin Osborne, who met Mar Flores in 1991 on a TV show she was hosting, has shared his thoughts on their past relationship. While he admitted to having liked Flores very much, he expressed that their relationship didn't continue due to the distance. Osborne also mentioned that he doesn't remember the details of their breakup 30 years ago.
Interestingly, Osborne is not included in Mar Flores' memoirs, which are expected to be highly discussed. The topic of their brief romance has been a subject of conversation, and there was even a suggestion for a potential revival of the romance.
Mar Flores was not alone on the set, as Mar Flores seemed delighted to be there with Sonsoles Onega. Pilar Vidal, too, was present, and her colleagues couldn't help but laugh at the idea of her wearing a t-shirt with her phone number on it. Vidal jokingly suggested trying to find someone for her to spend time with.
Angela Vallvey pointed out that Vidal is single as well, and the idea of discussing personal relationships was only available for subscribers. However, during the live broadcast, they joked about Vidal wearing a t-shirt with her phone number on it.
Pilar Vidal expressed her preference for living together, and Maria Jose Suarez suggested that there are many footballers who have phone numbers on their shirts. Maria Sanchez Palomo, a registered user, was among those who tuned in to witness the light-hearted conversation.
As the conversations about their past relationships continue, it's clear that "Y Ahora Sonsoles" remains a platform for open and entertaining discussions. The potential for more reminiscences and surprises is certainly not out of the question.
