Monica Zevallos after leaving Peruvian TV
Mónica Zevallos became one of the great figures of Peruvian television, obtaining a large legion of fans. During her heyday, the television host competed with Gisela Valcárcel and Magaly Medina, who at that time were just beginning their careers in the world of the small screen to try to gain public appreciation.
The one that was once called ‘La suavecita’ had spaces with panellists who talked about their daily problems, very much in the style of “Laura en América”; however, she was also the presenter of more ambitious programs such as “It’s worth dreaming.”
With a won audience, Mónica Zevallos decided to step aside from Peruvian television more than 10 years ago and now she is dedicated to a totally different field. The 53-year-old former driver leads a life away from the public eye.
Today, many wonder about the life of this Huanuco woman who toured Peru’s main channels such as Panamericana TV and Latina in the 1990s and early 2000s.
Monica Zevallos lives in Miami, Florida. She kicked off 2022 by announcing on Instagram that she now works for a company as a real estate agent.
“Ready to help you invest and find the best for you and your family, sell, buy, rent, manage your properties, together we can explore the best options to make your investments profitable. So here I am, guys. Count on me whenever you want,” she wrote on her account, where she has more than 3,964 followers.
Former television host Mónica Zevallos continues to maintain her characteristic short, straight, blonde hair. In networks, she is seen sharing family moments, especially with her two children: Alonso (25 years old) and Michaela (23 years old), who have already finished their university studies.
In 2011, Mónica Zevallos told Karla Casós in an interview that she tried to have more children, but suffered miscarriages and the methods did not work.
“There were actually three losses and two in vitro attempts, then I understood that I already had two beautiful children and that I should be thankful for that. It was very difficult because I would have wanted to have one more or many. I always dreamed of a big family. Living those moments were horrible. The sadness is very great and I know that thousands of women who struggle to have children go through this pain many times,” she said at the time.
In 2009, Mónica Zevallos returned to the screens, but from Puerto Rico, with the program “Mónica en Confidencia”. In that space, she addressed problems in that country, and this became her last appearance on television.
The husband of former television host Mónica Zevallos responds to the name of Jimmy Arteaga, who serves as president of programming, production and promotions for Wapa TV in Puerto Rico. The executive began his television career in 1982, at Panamericana Televisión, as a reporter for the 24-hour central newscast. He travelled to Israel, where he studied economics and communication sciences. In 1989, he returned to Peru to launch the information systems of channel 7 and in the same year he joined Frequency Latina to start his work in the journalistic program “Yesterday and today”.
Mónica Zevallos was born in the city of Huánuco in Peru on February 20, 1968. Throughout her career, she worked as a television host and journalist.
As for her personal life, the presenter married Jimmy Arteaga and had two children.
The former television host shared a photo of her daughter along with a moving message for graduating from college. “You finished college. you graduated Perhaps not with all the celebrations that you deserved given the circumstances, but you can say with all the pride in the world: ‘Mission accomplished’, we still have a long way to go together and many things to celebrate. Now, you start a new journey, your mastery and I know that you will shine as you always have. I love you chicken!” she wrote on her Instagram account.
After moving away from Peruvian television and moving to the United States, Miami, with her family. Mónica Zevallos shares tender photographs next to her two children on social networks. “When you see them grow up and at the moment you are not only a mother but part of their group of friends. It fills my soul and heart when we are together,” wrote the former host of the disappeared program “It is worth dreaming”.
On March 8, Mónica Zeballos shared a thoughtful message on Women’s Day on her official Instagram account.
“To be a woman. A small tribute to women of all ages and nationalities, especially for those who against all odds continue to love, dream and fight for a better world, ”said the publication.
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