Last Friday 24 in June, Eva Mange, Laura Zapata and Thalía’s grandmother, passed away, who was the one who kept this pair together to a certain extent. However, it is well known that the relationship between them has not been completely good, and not even to say goodbye did an improvement in the treatment of the two end up working.
Some time ago the actress Laura Zapata spoke about the probability that could exist of not having even the slightest relationship with the singer of 50 years, and that he said: “Probably when my grandmother leaves, when my Grandma is no longer in this plane, probably that relationship will be broken forever”, she expressed in an interview offered to Inés Moreno for her YouTube channel.
Although it has not been one of the best relationships, there was something that always kept them together and it was Doña Eva who is no longer on this plane. However, Thalía is not the only half-sister that Laura would have, there are also Gabriela, Federica and Ernestina, although apparently she would only have kept in contact with the interpreter of ‘I don’t remember’.
“Unfortunately, my mother, may God have her glory, made a group of sisters, always in competitions”, added Zapata during the aforementioned interview. In the midst of so many rumors that have arisen for so many years, she clarified that the interpreter of ‘You didn’t teach me’ is not her daughter, only her half-sister.
The actress Laura Zapata added that her only children are Patricio and Claudio, whom she had as a product of the love that arose with Juan Eduardo Sodi.
Apparently the last time that the actress and Thalía met publicly was more than a decade ago, and that is when they were forced to meet due to the death of their mother, Yolanda Mange.
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