00:11Look, excuse me, it's one thing for you not to understand, and another thing for me to do my own thing.
00:15I'm having a blast and I'm delighted.
00:19But it's true that now my heart belongs to my son, who is 15 years old and is already starting to
00:22pay little attention to me
00:23And I want to make the most of what's left of it so I can do a little bit.
00:37Ruffian, what a thing, you see? I'm here, in the happy divorcee's house, because no ruffian has come to me,
00:43Because I like a guy like that who's progressive, funny, and doesn't mind admitting when he's wrong,
00:47Well, I call him Rufi, and people say, "But do you know him?" I say, "No, but I can..."
00:50call Rufi even though I don't know him,
00:54He can call me Albi even though he hasn't seen me in my life, I let myself be called diminutive.
01:08Fonsi is a guy with a wonderful heart, I'm so happy he's the father of my son.
01:13Because my son has that kind of heart, right?
01:16But at first it wasn't easy for you.
01:18No, of course, of course it wasn't easy.
01:19Did you both say that?
01:20Well, at first, of course, it's hard to agree; raising children is a very complicated thing.
01:25But I have to say I'm super proud of my son's father; it's a joint effort.
01:30It's a joint effort; my son being such a great uncle is something we've both done.
01:36And not just the two of us, but the family, his family and mine.
01:39Grandparents...
01:40Well, Hugo, who's like my nephew, whose birthday is on Thursday and we're going to go, I mean,
01:44We are a family and that's what matters; prioritize the children.
01:48But anyway, regardless of that, I would have always loved Fonsi.
01:52Even if Lucas hadn't been there, I'm sure he would have been an ex; I have exes I get along well with.
01:56He would have been an ex you still cared for and respected.
02:01And besides, they're my family, right?
02:09Thank you.
