While Paul Lyle was in court for three years for reckless homicide, his wife Ana Araujo was subjected to rumours of the actor’s infidelity and eventually separated from him.
The entrepreneur, who only a few days ago refused to discuss their separation, finally admitted as much on a podcast, albeit she offered no further specifics.
Ana Araujo, Pablo Lyle’s wife, answers questions as she testifies as a witness for the defense during the trial of Mexican actor Pablo Lyle in Miami Dade court. Photos by José A. Iglesias. @MiamiHerald @elnuevoherald pic.twitter.com/8DXM1f14uV
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Ana Araujo’s use of the word “ex” while referring to Pablo Lyle proved it… “At the celebration, I was relieved that my ex-husband Pablo was the life of the party since, while I lagged behind, he was outgoing.”
She also noted that she had to be courageous to become a single mother, saying, “I already realised that in life we cannot be anyone’s saviours, many times
I believed her, I tried and I had a really difficult time, bad experiences, and I lost friends for wanting to cure her problems.” issues, and I finally realised that you don’t have to save the world.
Reports have circulated that sports broadcaster Marc Crosas is Ana’s new flame, however, in a recent press conference, Crosas flatly denied the rumours.
I don’t (want) to talk about what?” He told the press, “I don’t do this, so please be careful,” as they pressed him to explain why.
Ana recently spoke about how successful she has been as a single parent at an event:
Since you still are the head of the household, she said, “there is no other option than to chamber him.” “I am facing a predicament that many women live in the globe, in the country.”
He expressed gratitude for the help he had received from his loved ones and his confidence in the case against Pablo, saying,
“It has opened doors for me and people have helped me a lot to work on different things, difficult situations make you grow as a person, a lot of time has passed, but We are certainly still waiting.”
