Chyno Miranda and Natasha Araos confirm that they have been separated for more than a year

UNITED STATES – Chyno Miranda and Natasha Araos opened their hearts and confirmed what had been rumored for a few weeks, that are separated.

Through a video posted on social networks, the former couple announced their breakup and stated that for the sake of their son they will remain together.

In addition, Chyno affirmed that Natasha was always with him in the recovery process after catching Covid-19.

I want them to know that we are hurt by those people who have believed the false accusations they have made, everything is a lie, she has been with me since day one, said the former member of the duo Chino and Nacho.

Consecutively with a broken voice, the singer accepted that they have not been together for more than a year.

“This part gives me a lot of feeling, but I have to confess it to her and be honest with everyone, I respected her as a wife, I respected my home too, and well … we have not been together as a couple for more than a year ok, know that” added the Venezuelan singer.

After these words, Araos added: “I really thank you for your words, you know that I appreciate them very much, I want you to know that we continue to live very hard times as a couple, as a family, not because of what happened between us, but also the health issue of Jesus, and I never doubted to stay by his side so that he would be victorious in all this, I want you to know that I am proud of the family we have, I am proud that a spectacular son was born as a result of our love and that even though Jesus and I take different paths, we are going to be the best team to give our son a healthy, calm and happy life as he deserves”.

Finally, Chyno Miranda and Natasha Araos asked for respect for the difficult stage they are going through.

After the interpreter of “Andas en mi cabeza” was infected with coronavirus in 2020, he had severe consequences that put his life at risk, such as peripheral neuropathy and encephalitis, for which he had to go to therapy to regain the mobility of one of her legs that was paralyzed.