His confirmation has left shock and surprise death of actress Sandra Reyes, star opposite Miguel Varoni in Pedro El Escamoso;
The news was announced this Sunday, December 1, according to Colombian media.
Among the reports stands out that the artist, who is only 49 years old, would wear an illness he did not publicize.
What was Sandra Reyes’ cause of death?
The portal El Columbiano said it “was able to learn” that Sandra Reyes “was she was diagnosed a year ago with breast cancer“.
According to the media, the disease is seen “It metastasized to his bones”. Noticias RCN emphasized that the disease “kept her in absolute reserve.”
Caracol Television reported that “it is known that she died at home surrounded by her loved ones“.
The breast cancer version coincides with what Nicolás Reyes, the actress’ cousin, said this Sunday in the Colombian magazine Semana.
The relative reportedly told Noticias RCN that he did suffer from this type of cancer.
No statement was immediately released on the actress’ official Instagram account.
Sandra Reyes would have refused chemotherapy
According to another report by Noticias Caracol that reported the “close circle” of the artist, she “He did not undergo chemotherapy”. Obviously this would be “by his own decision”.
“Reyes’ decision not to undergo chemotherapy will be related to a life change he implemented a few years agowhen he moved away from television and chose a style that, in his words, he defined as “more natural” and “hippie”, Noticias Caracol pointed out.
Sandra Reyes was part of the second part of the hit Pedro El Escamoso, which brought her international fame.
In this second episode, Pedro El Escamoso: Flakier than everbrought Dr. Paula back to life.
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