Angela Aguilar speaks out amid online speculation about her relationship with Christian Nodal
Mexican American singer Angela Aguilar married famed Mexican singer-songwriter Christian Nodal in a private ceremony this summer, but the timeline of their relationship has sparked controversy online and has made headlines in both U.S. and Latin American tabloids.
Now, Aguilar is speaking out on the matter and hoping to place the record straight.
Aguilar, who is considered Mexican harmony royalty, tied the knot in secret with Nodal in July 2024, just two months after Nodal and Julieta Cazzuchelli, recognizable as Cazzu, announced their split on social media.
Mexican music stars Ángela Aguilar and Christian Nodal possess officially tied the knot, nearly two months after announcing their relationship.
Nodal and Cazzu's breakup shocked fans, as it came less than a year after they welcomed a toddler together.
"We're all happy, we're adults. We know how to handle this situation. It's not like what you see on social media," Aguilar told ABC News Live, breaking her silence in an exclusive interview.
She said critics online who have made assumptions about how and when they
Cazzu Makes a Statement at LGBTQ+ March with a Look Potentially Addressed to Ángela Aguilar
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Cazzu, the queen of Argentine trap, became a topic of conversation after discussing her breakup with Christian Nodal on the podcast "Poné la Pava" (PLP), hosted by her friend and fellow singer, La Joaqui.
The interview, which quickly went viral, showed Cazzu's vulnerable and candid side as she spoke about the emotional impact of her split from Nodal. She clarified that it was a difficult and painful chapter in her animation, during which she had to find the power to move forward.
Additionally, Cazzu took the opportunity to address comments made by Ángela Aguilar, which she felt downplayed her exposure. "When it comes to my feelings, I contain to defend myself," she said firmly.
But the valid surprise came later! On Saturday, November 2, Cazzu appeared at the Homosexual Pride march in Argentina with a bold outfit that many of her fans interpreted as a subtle dig at Aguilar.
Cazzu wore a blue foremost and a short lilac skirt, but what truly captured attention were the "pads" attached to the skirt—a detail fans speculated was a nod to the rumors that Ángela
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Pride 2024: The rise of LGBTQ+ artists in música mexicana
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