MIAMI — French actress, Mexican patriot Angelique Boyer has confirmed that she was not born in a “golden cradle” and that her parents came to “love Mexico more than many Mexicans.”
Angelique Boyer is one of the most beloved and most prominent actresses in Mexico, who in 2014 went through one of the most difficult moments of her life, losing not only her grandmother, but also her mother, something that marked her life.
“We were a very close family, and we also have very hardworking parents. My father taught me discipline and do everything for my work. When you like, do everything,” the actress said in an interview with “Sit Who Can”.
When she remembers her parents and her grandmother, she asserts, she didn’t make it to “the golden cradle. I met some very hardworking parents, fighters who came to a country to adapt culturally in every way to love Mexico more than many Mexicans. We were so close, there wasn’t a Sunday when he wasn’t.” Family and well, it’s all over.”
In the exclusive interview she gave to journalist Luis Magaña of the UniMás network program, the actress confirmed that after the departure of her mother, her life changed, but she kept her traditions that celebrated Christmas and the New Year to unite the two cultures, Mexican and French.
Angelique Boyer, despite being one of the most sought after figures in Mexico, does not consider herself a star.
Sit Who Can! by Julián Gil and broadcast in the United States Monday through Friday on UniMás, Univision’s sister network.
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