Buenos Aires, Dec 10 (NA) – Roberto García Moritán spoke publicly after confirming his separation from Priscila Crivocapich, clarifying that the decision was not surprising or abrupt. According to the Argentine News Agency, the entrepreneur said on 'A la Tarde' that it was a process they had been talking about for a long time: 'Calm down, it was something we had already been talking about, no surprises.' Additionally, he avoided entering into details about the reasons for the end of the relationship but did emphasize that it was a consensual breakup: 'It's a definitive closure, things didn't turn out as we thought.' Amid media speculation, Moritán stated that the separation was not due to bad treatment, arguments, or conflicts between them: 'I can't imagine that conversation where everything is bad.' He also highlighted his ex-partner's profile: 'She is not the type of woman who speaks badly about people behind their backs, so I find it strange.' Regarding rumors linking him to Gisela Dulko, he was categorical: 'The Gisela thing is false. We met at Milagros's (Brito, his ex-wife) birthday party and talked about the kids, so it has nothing to do with it.' He also clarified that his relationship with Carolina 'Pampita' Ardohain remains impeccable: 'With Caro, the relationship is excellent.' The topic of motherhood: 'It's very personal' When asked if part of the breakup was due to disagreements regarding Priscila's desire to be a mother, Moritán set a boundary. 'It's very personal and I'm not going to talk about those things.' With that phrase, he avoided going deeper and put an end to any speculation about a disagreement regarding family plans.
