Soap opera love faded, but the drama continues
Alexis Ayala and Cinthia Aparicio, the couple who in December 2025 boasted a romantic trip to Alaska, now put an end to three years of marriage. And of course, social networks are not forgiving.
According to the actor, it was Cinthia who decided to end the relationship because “her wings grew” and she wants to undertake new projects where he no longer fits. Alexis said it clearly:
“Now that Cinthia has grown these beautiful and big wings, she no longer sees me flying by her side and that’s okay… maybe they won’t see us together as a couple, but I will always continue to be a great cheerleader for what she does”
Cinthia, for her part, remains zen. In an interview with “Hoy” he assured that they are at peace, that they greet each other on Televisa and that he is carrying out the process privately with his family and friends.
“I am very calm, he and I are fine, at peace… I am keeping this matter private out of respect for both of us”
Love or ladder?
But the internet has memory and opinion. In Cinthia’s publications there are comments that accuse her of being “interested” and of having used Alexis to boost her career. They tell him that he used his career and that once he gained visibility, he left it.
“And that love that is so unconditional and so real that you said? I hope you haven’t used it just to make your wings grow,” they write. Others are more direct: “We always knew that you never loved Alexis, you used him.”
The other side of the coin
Cinthia is not a novice. He has been acting for 10 years, with roles in “Simply María”, “My adorable curse”, “La usurpadora”, “Si nos deja” and “Juegos de amor y poder”. But for many, his relationship with Alexis was his great springboard.
The hate is real: they call her an opportunist, of having climbed socially at the actor’s expense. But be careful, there are also those who defend that a woman can decide to end a relationship without that making her a villain.
In the end, this is more than a celebrity rant: it is a mirror of how we judge relationships from the outside, especially when there is a difference in trajectory. Genuine love or strategy? History is written by those who comment.
