By The newspaper
Sep 24, 2023, 11:30 AM EDT
Cuban presenter Rashel Díaz is very excited about her new life in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She has been sharing much of the process of moving and adapting to the new city on social media.
When she informed about her decision and that of her husband, Carlos García, to move to Tulsa, many of the fans showed surprise. She had lived for many decades in Miami, Florida, where they shared a large house.
Thanks to social networks and his podcast ‘From less to more’, Díaz has explained each step he has taken in this new life. We must remember that she made the decision to move because she wants to learn more about God and the religion she professes.
A couple of days ago he shared a video where he shows part of the new apartment and even explains what furniture and elements are still missing from the property.
Díaz and García traveled from Miami to Tulsa by car, as they had several things to move; However, there is much left for them to buy.
The video was accompanied by a text that also reads: “This time I open the doors of our home, in which we literally feel like a couple of students, happy and grateful to God for having a little place for both of us, close to the university, which we already feel is ours.”
He explains that the apartment is not too big, that he cannot put too many things but he does want it to look nice.
The living room has a small piece of furniture, a coffee table, a rug, and the television is still on the floor, as they are waiting for the piece of furniture to serve as a base to arrive.
He also wrote: “I have always liked to give a touch to the places where we live, so that they feel comfortable and welcoming, and I have the best teammate, because although I am in charge of the decoration and all those details, I am blessed of having a husband who is not afraid to do many of the housework.”
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