Eugenio Derbez reveals why he couldn’t make peace with Victoria Ruffo

Eugenio Derbez once again mentioned the strained relationship he currently has with his former partner Victoria Ruffo. In an interview with the program ‘Hot Table’ (Telemundo), the actor admitted that he still harbors a grudge against the Mexican soap opera star.

As you know, both had a stormy relationship in the past, reaching the most critical point due to the possession Jose EduardoThey have a son in common. Derbez admitted that it was difficult for him to erase the pain of not seeing his son as a child.

“I’ll be honest with you, one of the reasons I struggled so much and suffered so much about this is because I haven’t seen my son in so many years. Deep inside it there is pain. not easy to forget… I didn’t see my son’s childhood,” said the Mexican star.

HE LEARNED FROM THE MAGAZINES WHAT HIS SON DOES

Similarly, he pointed out that for many years he could only know about what was happening to his son from what was told in the magazines.

“I found out that he studied piano, I found out that he did karate, from gossip magazines, and it was very painful for me, and that is why I admit that I have a lot of resentment, because I missed all my childhood my son,” he added.

The 60-year-old artist noted that his participation in the reality show “On a trip with Derbez”, the series, in which he was able to live in a special way with all his children, became therapy for him.

“Having to talk and live together and talk about these things all of a sudden on camera really helps because in real life when we’re together we want to have a good time and we don’t touch these issues, we talk about cool things and all of a sudden it happens . it was like “hey, say something they’re stuck in there” and we talk about it. So it worked like therapy,” he said.

EUGENIO DERBEZ REMEMBER YOUR BEGINNINGS IN THE UNITED STATES

In the early 2000s, Mexican actor Eugenio Derbez decided to explore new horizons in USAan industry in which it has positioned itself through projects for film and television, the latest of which is “valet”, the feed is now available on Star+.

It was in 2003 when the protagonist of “La Familia P.Luche” traveled to Los Angeles, California to take his first steps “in a small theater” and “make appointments with some producers,” as he told the Mexican media in in the middle of promoting his new movie made for streaming.

“It was almost imperceptible, I came to the big offices of producers, directors, and they ignored me,” recalled Eugenio Derbez. “In Mexico [era de] “Mr. Derbez, come here, they gave me a first class promotion without asking, and I arrived in LA and I was nothing,” he said with a laugh.

The episode taught the translator a lesson: “I realized that it’s not that you are a more valuable person because of the fact that you are known in your country, [sino que] it’s just that in one place you are fashionable, and in another you are not. It was a very strong feeling for me,” he said.

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