The influencer’s separation from Júlio Cocielo after 8 years surprised the Internet
THE movement on Tata Estaniecki’s social networks, 31 years old, attracted the attention of Internet users this week. The influencer liked a post with reflections on marriage and the interaction had been noticed shortly before Giulio Cocieloof 32, publicly confirm the end of the relationship of both.
The post in question contained advice from a father to his daughter on the challenges of married life. “Before my wedding, my father told me something that I have never forgotten: ‘Daughter, marriage is not a matter of love. It is a matter of survival’. At the time I thought it was harsh. But then I realized what he meant. He and my mother have almost separated more than once and yet they have been together for 40 years. That afternoon, he took a sip of coffee, looked at me and said the 5 rules that saved their marriage,” the text read Tata liked it.
A few days later, Cocielo announced the end of the union on social media. In his statement, the content creator recalled the public’s affection for the couple. “You said, ‘The day they break up, I don’t believe in love anymore.’ Reading these things, we wanted to make jokes about relationships,” he wrote.
The influencer also asked for respect for the moment and highlighted the learning experienced during the marriage. “Never stop believing in love. We lived intense years, we realized many dreams, we had fun, we matured, we had two perfect children and we learned a lot from each other,” he added.
Last Friday afternoon (17), the two updated their…
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