“Everything she does is admirable,” says Alejandra Jaramillo’s son, who, if she had the chance to be a woman, would choose to be like her mother

Yesterday, Alejandra Jaramillo presented the immunity challenge on the show unimas in which he participates, Sit who can! and in this one gave importance to his son yourself. The challenge consisted of an audiovisual project focused on women’s power. The recording begins and the presenter begins to question some men with the question: “Could you be a woman for a day?”, among them a 14-year-old boy.

yourself listen, meditate and answer: “How, like my mom?“. Then there are several parts of the video, in which the interlocutors contribute to the topic of the conversation: “Impossible, you are unique”; “Doing everything you do?”; “I’m not satisfied with my second life either” and “Everything reminds me of my mother”.

These answers motivated the Ecuadorian woman to point out that women must continue with their essence, be free, autonomous and happy. “Take the kids to school, cook, take action while you study“ are some of the daily tasks that women face. That is why he emphasized that they do not need to prove anything to anyone, nor compare or equate themselves because they are unique.

next to him, Alexander she has a teenager who follows her everywhere and who gives her what she needs: “to love and be loved”. The love he has for his son is immense, and he makes it known that this feeling is reciprocated. “Everything she does is admirable,” he admitted in the video.

“Every day I learn from your kind heart. We grew up together and I’m very proud to be your mother,” she told him. Alexander a handsome young man when he turned 14 years old. He entered the model’s life when she was still a teenager, almost his current age; That’s why he always points out that he grew up together with his son.

“For me, Sebas made me the woman I am now. I had to mature very quickly, (but) I feel that he was appointed for my life, because he was my partner in so many stages. We grew together,” said the communicator in the dialogue of the program last November. (AND)