Miami.- Singer Eva Luna Montaner became embroiled in controversy after revealing that his daughter Índigo did not follow medical tests during her pregnancy. The Venezuelan artist, who is the wife of Colombian singer Camilo, made this confession in a podcast. In hindsight, we were wrong.
“I didn't have an obstetrician. No one gave me an ultrasound, a sonogram or anything like that. (…) The whole pregnancy was completely an act of faith; everything was with a midwife, with whom I listened to her heart. Stethoscope, but I never saw how it was going, it was I don't even know if it's a boy or a girl,” said the daughter of singer Ricardo Montaner.
There were no surprises about the baby's gender, as she and Camilo said they wanted to know him during the delivery, which is why they chose a gendered name.
Disagreement on social networks
However, the actress pointed out that her fear is not to do the medical examination as usual, instead she realizes that her life will change, she takes on a new responsibility and provides good education and upbringing to her daughter.
“There are constant fears, and mine is the biggest: 'I'm going to be a mother, how am I going to raise her again?' I was frankly scared,” he commented.
Ewaluna's statements sparked a new controversy, with her followers clashing on social networks, where there were conflicting views on how the husbands should have gone through the process. Some internet users consider it a risky practice, while others consider motherhood a natural way to celebrate.
Regarding their daughter, Camilo and Evaluna have been involved in some controversy before.
Recently, the couple has come under fire for exclusive breastfeeding. However, both did not comment on the matter.
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