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Aislinn Derbez confessed that to work again with Mauricio Ochmann in the film “Hasta el fin del mundo”, she had to resort to therapy. The actress explained that it was her therapist who gave her the certainty that she was ready to face her ex-husband on set.

During the film’s premiere, held in Mexico City, Derbez detailed how therapy was essential for the filming to flow smoothly.

“At first I said: ‘this is going to be very difficult, it’s going to be very uncomfortable,'” he recalled.

The couple was married from 2016 to 2020, they have a daughter together and participated in the reality show “On a trip with the Derbez.” Although they have always maintained mutual respect and admiration, the work reunion was not easy for her. “Until the end of the world” was a project that both had had since they were dating. After the separation, Aislinn took it up again, but Mauricio insisted on acting in it.

After consulting with her therapist, she received the answer: “You’re ready and you’re going to break everyone’s minds,” the actress said, laughing. Already on set, the dynamic was natural.

“Once we were recording it was so nice and so easy to do them together that I said I wasn’t wrong, it was worth it (the therapy),” he added.

On the red carpet, the public asked for a kiss between the two, and Mauricio joked about doing it, supported by Aislinn.

The film, directed by Emiliano Castro Vizcarra and scripted by Melina Figueroa, premieres on July 23.

A global influencer comes to reality

The fourth season of La Casa de los Famosos México added an unexpected name. This Tuesday, Masad Altamimi was confirmed as the ninth inhabitant of the Televisa/Univision program. Originally from Saudi Arabia, Altamimi is an influencer, model, stylist and content creator with more than 9 million followers. In recent years she has built her career in Mexico, where she gained thousands of fans with publications about fashion, lifestyle and entertainment.

His popularity grew when he was called “the most handsome man in the world” on social networks, a nickname that boosted his digital presence and made him one of the foreign figures with the greatest connection with the Mexican public.

Without fear of the language barrier

Masad will face the challenge of the Spanish inside the house. Although he recognizes that the language is still a challenge, he assured that he is ready to coexist. “It’s very comfortable, nothing happens, let’s try this. When I speak they understand. Whatever I can stand. It’s my accent,” he commented with a laugh. Until now, he only knows Karina Torres, another confirmed inhabitant. Of the rest, he said: “I know Karina, my friend. The others, really, with all my respect, but let’s get to know each other.”

Regarding the possibility of a romance, he confessed that he is single. “On social networks I am very flirtatious, but in real life I am very embarrassing. When I like a girl I only make eye contact; I can’t do other things,” he expressed. Altamimi will seek to conquer the public and demonstrate that, despite the language, he is ready to be one of the protagonists of the new season, which starts next Sunday, July 26.

Mauricio Ochmann and Aislinn Derbez were a couple, they got married, had a daughter and separated in 2020. Now they share the screen in Hasta el fin del mundo, a film that hits theaters on July 23.

The rumor of a possible reconciliation grew when they were seen happy during the promotion. Ochmann clarifies this bluntly.

A bond that mutated

“This project is very special for both of us and it was really easy and everything flowed very well. In the end I think we have mutual admiration, love and respect that allows us to have this beautiful bond that we maintain.”

The film brings them together 10 years after A la mala (2015), where they fell in love, and after Hazlo como hombre (2017), when they were still a couple. Now they play Manuel and Esmeralda, two people who love each other, separate and meet again 15 years later.

—Are there loves that are not forgotten?

“I think there are things from the past that stay that way, and other loves that do mutate and transform over time.”

Ochmann also spoke about what he has left behind: “Many wounds and ghosts from both childhood and adolescence. Healing them and letting go of them has given me the freedom to continue growing.”

The actor, whose films have surpassed one million audiences at the box office, is grateful: “It’s very nice to receive people’s affection.”

Until the end of the world promises drama and emotions. Fans will decide if the on-screen and off-screen story remains connected.