Mexico City.- Noted TV host, Natalia Tellezhe returned to social networks and not to share his eccentric trips, lifestyle or the new projects he has inside and outside the spotlight of the show, rather he published a tender photograph with his baby Emily and his partner Antonio Zabala, whom he appreciates so much. A publication that caused quite a sensation among its faithful fans on the Internet
Through his official account instagram, the presenter of the program ‘Netas Divinas’, which she shares with Galilea Montijo, Paola Rojas and Consuelo Duval, showed a tender image in which she appears carrying her first-born, her winged partner while enjoying a warm afternoon on the beach. An intimate moment that managed to steal the heart of her 4.1 million followers, as they were delighted with the great charisma and beauty of her firstborn.
In this way, the admirers of the TV artist did not wait and commented on compliments, admiration and expressions of affection for the famous Televisa actor and his offspring. That is why the outstanding post went viral throughout the network, which is why it already has more than 35,000 ‘Likes’, as well as endless messages full of praise and affection that allude to their great close bond, between They highlight: “Love and total tenderness”, “Mastering the art of being a mother”, “Beautiful”, “What a Beauty.
It was last February when Natalia Téllez gave birth to her baby, which she had with her current partner Antonio Zabala and which caused a whole celebration in the San Ángel forums. Since then, the actress has also proven to be very dedicated and passionate with her loved ones, especially with her beloved daughter, since they do not stop spending time together and showing off her good relationship in the spotlight of the show.
So far, Natalia Téllez has enjoyed a successful career on Mexican television, where she has performed an outstanding job in the spotlight of the show. A gift that continues to show off every day on open television and that leaves all Mexican viewers in love.
