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The 31-year-old model and presenter is married to actor Kawa Raimon, father of Sofia, 9, as a result of his affair with actress Grazie Masavera.
Model Mariana Goldfarb has admitted that motherhood is still a dream and that in order to achieve it, she froze her eggs. The revelation was revealed during the final episode of the first season of his recently released podcast, C/Alma. the The 31-year-old model and presenter is married to actor Kawa Raimon, father of Sofia, 9.As a result of his relationship with actress Grazie Massafra.
“It’s delicious, because it gives freedom and independence. I don’t give up on being a mother. I think all women should freeze. I think the younger I am, the better. If I could, I would have frozen before. It’s not painful.”she said in a joking tone. The celebrity still remembers the possibility of having twins during the fertilization process🇧🇷 “I don’t think I can”I confess.
During the conversation, the model explained that the process involves applying daily hormonal injections: “You take hormones for your body to make and remove many eggs. It varies from woman to woman, but it messes our heads up a lot. I was so sensitive, angry and just cried. I said ‘son of a bitch’ to everyone”🇧🇷 Mariana vents, revealing her feelings during this phase of treatment🇧🇷
Despite the difficulties, the model said that she is ready to take new steps to conquer the dream of generating life: “If I have to do another cycle, I will. If I want to be a mother at 45, I can and will have more opportunities. Why not do it?”Mariana argued. A month ago, Mariana revealed her frustration that a good amount could not be extracted from the processwhich was only now successful.
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