Alexia Rivas Addresses Relationship Status and Societal Pressures

Alexia Rivas, a prominent collaborator on Telecinco’s “El tiempo justo,” has publicly addressed her recent single status and the pressures she faces regarding her personal life, including expectations around finding a partner and starting a family. Her comments follow a discussion on Joaquín Prat’s program where she revealed ending a three-month relationship due to incompatibility.

Navigating Societal Expectations

Rivas expressed frustration with unsolicited opinions on her love life, stating, “It turns out that, since I have returned to being single, people believe they have the power to tell me: ‘What’s wrong with love? Why can’t you find the right one?’ Well, because I am a selective person.” She emphasized that being single is not a failure, particularly if it means avoiding unhappiness. “Being single again is not a failure, because that would mean staying where you don’t aim for to be,” she stated.

Prioritizing Personal Fulfillment

The television personality clarified her focus on finding the “right person,” even if it takes years, and dismissed concerns about her age. “I don’t care to find him now that I’ve just turned 33 than to find him at 35,” she said. Rivas also playfully acknowledged societal perceptions of attractiveness, adding, “Plus, I gaze much less attractive.”

Addressing Questions About Motherhood

Rivas also responded to inquiries about starting a family, expressing annoyance at the pressure to have children. She firmly stated, “’When are you going to have children? You’re old enough, you’re outgrowing your rice.’ When they say that phrase to me it’s because I don’t realize what I would do to you.” She requested privacy regarding her reproductive choices, asserting, “Stop getting involved in such intimate things, because You don’t know if I can have children, if I want to, if I feel like it now, if I feel like it in three years or never… Let me organize my life.”

Recent Tensions on “El Tiempo Justo”

Rivas recently was involved in a public disagreement with Alejandra Rubio on “El tiempo justo” regarding Rubio’s partner’s involvement in a conflict with Laura Matamoros as reported by Telecinco. This incident highlights the often-tense dynamic among the show’s collaborators.

Audiences and Program Performance

Rivas has acknowledged the pressure to improve ratings for “El tiempo justo,” noting that she now monitors audience data closely. According to El Confidencial, she believes the program faces challenges in attracting viewers in the current television landscape, but remains optimistic about its future.