Amor Romeira Interrupts 'Fiesta' and Admits Everything: 'False Information'
Amor Romeira Breaks Her Silence on 'Fiesta' to Talk About One of the Most Controversial Topics of the Moment
During one of her latest appearances on the television show 'Fiesta', Amor Romeira made headlines by interrupting the program to address a significant issue surrounding Joana Sanz, the partner of footballer Dani Alves. "What makes her angry is that many journalists have published false information," Romeira stated, shedding light on the media's portrayal of Sanz amidst a tumultuous time.
On March 28, 2025, the Appeals Section of the High Court of Justice of Catalonia acquitted Dani Alves of assault charges that had previously resulted in a four-and-a-half-year prison sentence. This ruling has sparked considerable discussion across social media platforms and various television programs, as the couple has faced intense scrutiny for over two years.
In the wake of the acquittal, Joana Sanz took to social media to express her feelings, stating, "They pointed at me, insulted me, threatened me, and chased me. As if I were the one on the defendant's bench. Despite so much media damage, I'm still standing." This heartfelt message resonated with viewers and was a focal point of discussion on 'Fiesta'.
Amor Romeira, during the episode aired on March 30, 2025, did not shy away from defending Sanz against the harsh criticisms she has received. "She wasn't a victim; she has never been on a bench, she hasn't been accused of any kind of assault, and she has been crushed. Where are those people now to apologize to Joana for everything they've done to her?" Romeira passionately questioned, her frustration evident.
The discussion escalated as Romeira passionately defended Sanz's actions and feelings, stating, "For people, it was an assault, but for her, it was infidelity... Understanding that and forgiving it. What's the matter? Is Joana the only person who can't forgive infidelity?" This comment drew mixed reactions from her colleagues on the show.
Emma García, another prominent figure on 'Fiesta', expressed skepticism about Sanz's situation, remarking, "It's hard to understand that a person has been there for 14 months and has changed their version five times and that the presumption of innocence prevails. That's hard for me." This statement highlighted the ongoing debate regarding public perception and the complexities surrounding the case.
Romeira's defense of Sanz was met with criticism from some of her fellow collaborators, who suggested that Sanz has exhibited a lack of humility throughout the ordeal. The tension in the studio was palpable as the conversation intensified.
In a surprising turn of events, Amor Romeira later shared her own experiences on the show, confessing to having had intimate relationships with several footballers, many of whom were married. "I recognize that I have been very lucky and privileged because there are many things in my life that no one knows about. I have lived beautiful stories with footballers that remain personal to me," she revealed.
When pressed about whether these footballers were married, Romeira candidly responded, "Many of them yes." She recounted a specific incident where one of the wives discovered her husband's conversations with her, revealing the complicated dynamics of being involved with someone in a committed relationship.
Romeira also reflected on her feelings, admitting that she had fallen in love with some of these footballers, but none had considered leaving their partners for her. This revelation added a layer of complexity to her narrative, highlighting the emotional toll of such relationships.
Juan Luis Galuacho, a guest on the show, chimed in, recalling how he knew Romeira because she was "a terremoto" (a firecracker) and had been monitored by the CNI due to her close relationship with a prominent figure. Romeira expressed her surprise upon learning about the surveillance, which took place a few years ago before the pandemic.
As the conversation progressed, Romeira became visibly emotional, ultimately leaving the 'Fiesta' set in tears. Backstage, she confided in Emma García that her emotions stemmed from her past love, whom she described as "the love of my life". She shared that their relationship lasted about three years, and she believed he had also been in love with her. "I think he also fell in love with me because we recently had a meeting, and I felt my soul shrink. He hadn't forgotten me. This is a story that many sports journalists know. I have felt very protected by the press world. I have been lucky," Romeira revealed.
In closing, Romeira clarified that this specific person she had a relationship with was never married, contrasting her earlier admissions about her involvement with married footballers. Her candidness about her past relationships and the emotional weight they carry resonated with viewers, painting a complex picture of love, betrayal, and the scrutiny that comes with public life.
