Clara Lago recalls breakup with Dani Rovira: “You have to leave the period to heal the wounds”

Clara Lago and Dani Rovira were one of the couples that fell in love after they starred in the film Ocho apellidos vascos. From 2014 to 2019, they maintained a sentimental relationship, but later decided to disperse, although, however, they managed to establish a good friendship, full of respect and mutual admiration. It should not be forgotten that they also have a foundation dedicated to the protection of animals and the environment.

Dani Rovira and Clara Lago together at the Save The Children 2019 Awards

Now he appeared at the award ceremony of the Union of Actors and Actresses at the Circo Price Theater in Madrid, and it was there that he remembered his relationship with the actor and how their separation went, moreover, they continue to keep in touch. At the same time, she maintains a stable relationship with the musician and businessman Jose Lucena.

The actress spoke very naturally about her breakup, and not with him, but with the rest of her former partners, saying, “I always thought that in the end, when breakups happen, you always have to leave a period to heal the wounds. I always thought that in the end After all, with Dani and with my other partners, when there is real and sincere love, connection is above the form of relationship.

Dani Rovira and Clara Lago at the 2015 Actors Union Awards

She also talked about the award she received, thanking her and saying, “I am very happy. Now I’m going to start a project, including on a personal level.” On the other hand, she hinted at how difficult it is to be an actress: “In this profession, you need to be cobbled together to devote yourself to her.”

Your partner, your support

In addition, she revealed who is her mainstay during the hard work, talking about how important her partner is to her: “She is very professional, and obviously there are ups and downs, the shooting is beautiful, but there are also difficult moments. you work with emotions… It is important to have support, a support network, which in my case is my partner, and if not my friends, then my family.”