Buenos Aires, December 22 (NA) – A few days before Christmas and New Year's celebrations, Fabián Cubero once again referred to the tense relationship he maintains with Nicole Neumann, from whom he separated in 2017. According to what the Argentine News Agency could verify, the former football player spoke about the family organization for his daughters Allegra, Indiana, and Sienna, while also giving details about Allegra's 15th birthday party and the parallel celebration being prepared by the model. The former player and the conductor went through years of conflicts, both media and judicial. As simple as that. The former player clarified that Nicole Neumann will not be present at Allegra's 15th birthday party and spoke about the alternative celebration that the model is organizing: 'The original idea was to have the party with me and the trip with the mom. Those that end badly, travel with one and party with the other.' In a conversation with Infama, Cubero acknowledged that coexistence between the two continues to be tense: 'We spent my birthday and Christmas together and then the girls are going to spend New Year's with the mom. It's a fixed agreement, there was nothing to negotiate.' However, he remembered the conflict they had during the past vacations, when -according to his version- Neumann did not respect the agreed dates: 'There I did have a problem. So far everything is being fulfilled as agreed, but let's hope there is no Tuesday the 13th, because the Court continues with its arms crossed as if nothing had happened.' Visibly annoyed, Cubero expressed his anger at the lack of legal consequences: 'No measures were taken and that generates a lot of annoyance for me, it is a situation that bothers me.' In that sense, he reaffirmed how the summer break is scheduled: 'First half with the mom and the second with me. Anyway, she has all the possibilities to make the celebration she wants.' Finally, Cubero was blunt in explaining why they will not share the event: 'That was agreed from the first moment. The families that end well can do it together.'
