Puerto Rican merengue singer Olga Tañón has spoken about the gastric bypass she underwent a few months ago. The artist has done it in the comments of a video in which she appears dancing and shows her abdomen, now flat, after a question that one of her millions of followers has asked her.
“Do you recommend the operation?”, they wrote to her and the artist replied: “I always recommend going down on your own because it would be the best. But in my case I couldn’t do it alone and I had the bypass. But you can never stop exercising even if you have surgery or you will lose it, ”she wrote next to an emoticon with hearts.
Also, the Puerto Rican continued to respond to comments about the surgery she underwent.
“Olga, could you do a live explaining everything? You are phenomenal, you do not have sagging after lowering, give us your advice”, they put him and this was the answer: “The doctor warns you that if you do not exercise after your operation you will be very flaccid. I’m still flaccid and I’m missing a lot, ”she commented.
And so she continued to answer comments from followers interested in her surgery and the care she had to have. “It’s true, people live saying with any operations that the difficult thing is to maintain that operation”, they put her and she added: “I confess that it is my fear hehehe, but until today after 7 months we are going well. Every day I psych myself up so I don’t fail again,” said the singer.
A couple of months ago Olga Tañón was at the forefront of a controversy after assuring, as they say around there, that Adamari López had undergone surgery to lose weight. Among quite direct hints, the Puerto Rican presenter of Hoy Día let it be known that she did not care what Olga said.
However, the followers of Alaïa’s mother agreed with the Puerto Rican singer and assured that all this time Adamari López has lied to them about the way in which she managed to lose weight.
At that time, many of the presenter’s followers felt disappointed in her and expressed their discontent on her account of Instagram.