Mexican actress and singer Thalia, 50, said her mansion was flooded as a result of the torrential rains that hit the United States this week. However, she was not upset and even played with the “Titanic” comparison.
On Instagram, Thalia showed rooms in the house filled with muddy water. In the pictures it is possible to see that the murky water rises to the stems. Due to flooding inside the house, the singer used her photos and made a montage with her Movie Titanic to laugh at the situation. “My green wallpaper is floating. Titanic! Here DiCaprio will appear [Leonardo]She said.
“Oh my God, people, my house is overflowing! Look at that, look at that, my God! This is making me sick, people,” who ended up laughing. When the singer spoke about the flood, she showed the room and a flooded recording studio.
On Instagram Stories too, she said it’s in the hands of God and He knows what’s best. “I don’t think so,” said the singer. “I came to relax a bit, because I had such a lively night. God is in control, he knows the reason for all this. You better laugh than cry.” .
Thalia also joked about her needing a kayak to get around the house. “I’m going to show the second face of how the flood happened. There’s nothing to do, all that’s left is to wait. The flood is still falling outside. I’ll just need a kayak. See how the first step is,” the singer said.
Talia showcases a house that was flooded due to heavy rains in the United States of America
Photo: Reproduction / Instagram
Talia showcases a house that was flooded due to heavy rains in the United States of America
Photo: Reproduction / Instagram
Talia showcases a house that was flooded due to heavy rains in the United States of America
Photo: Reproduction / Instagram
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