Gaby Espino's Daughter Turns 10

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

It seems that it was yesterday when Gaby Espino gave birth to her first-born Oriana and it has been ten years since the Venezuelan actress lived one of the most special days of her 38 years of existence. Although the celebration took place last weekend, it was not until Monday, July 9, that the girl completed her first decade of life. As expected, the birthday girl received dozens of congratulatory messages through social networks, including that of her father, the Venezuelan actor Cristóbal Lander, who divorced Gaby in 2011.

The 40-year-old interpreter, who married Espino in 2007 in his native Venezuela, dedicated emotional words to his 'princess' through social networks.

“10 years ago you taught me to fly, to feel what I had never felt for someone, you taught me that love is true, you taught me that it is quality not quantity, you taught me to accept. I love you daughter, thanks for so much. Happy birthday my cuchufleta”, expressed the actor through his Instagram profile.

His wife, the Venezuelan actress and influencer Paula Bevilacqua, with whom she married in 2013 and has two male children - Cristóbal and Massimo -, also went to social networks to express heartfelt words to the birthday girl.

“Today is the princess of the house, the spoiled one of her brothers and her daddy (mine too, but they won't let me, they monopolize her all). You are so big. I am happy that you are part of this beautiful family madness. Each one in her style gives you love. Your brothers are in love with you and it doesn't matter how much time we spend together. It will always be the quality of the moments we leave in you. I love you doll”, wrote Bevilacqua.

Paula accompanied her words with a photo in which she appears with Oriana and that was taken just a few months ago, when the girl celebrated her first communion in Miami.

The snapshot garnered more than 55,000 likes and hundreds of reactions.

"Bravo for those wives who love their husbands' children," or "beautiful words, that's how all the stepmothers have to be," were some of the comments the publication received.