The death of Jota Mario was a sensitive blow for the Colombian television audience, as well as for his co-workers and family, but his daughter, María José Valencia, still fighting for the absence of her father.
Some days ago, The young woman took advantage of Christmas day to express how difficult the physical departure of the presenter has been for her and the nostalgia you feel on these dates.
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“Merry Christmas, my old man. For me, Christmas has never been important, it was because it was for you and I always gave you mine. Today is a day in which I miss you infinitely (more than normal)”, wrote the young woman along with a series of photos that she shared through her Instagram, in which she appears with her brother Simón when they were little and celebrated Christmas Eve with his father.
Then, she added: “Being here, in a new home without a single piece of furniture, I can only thank you for my husband, for my dog and for the Christmas I spent by your side. I love you and miss you always.”
daughter of Something Mario confesses to having death disorder on his part
Now, in a recent publication, María José Valencia opened her heart to her more than 100,000 followers on Instagram to reveal some “truths” of his life, and one of them has to do with his father.
The young woman indicated that she would tell 5 things that were not known regarding her, “good and not so good.”
Valencia revealed that he began to suffer from anxiety since the death of Jota Mario, disorder with which he has had to deal for more than three years.
“Since the death of my old man, I have a constant fear that things will get very bad at any time, because that’s how it happened,” he explained.
And it is certainly Anxiety is a feeling of fear, apprehension, and restlessness that can interfere with daily activities. and, sometimes, difficult to control, according to details the specialized portal Mayo Clinic.
However, the woman did not indicate if she is receiving professional help to handle her current situation.