Michelle Galván Announces Second Pregnancy and Discusses Relationship with Andrés Asion

Michelle Galván is expecting her second child with partner Andrés Asion, a Miami-based real estate entrepreneur. The announcement was made on March 6, 2026, during an appearance on Primer Impacto, with Galván’s five-year-old daughter, Megan, revealing she will be a big sister. The couple is expecting a boy.

A Blossoming Relationship

Galván and Asion have been together for some time, with their relationship confirmed by sources close to Las Top News. They first connected when Galván joined the team at Primer Impacto in Miami, as Asion was a close friend of her co-host, Pamela Silva. MamasLatinas reports that the couple has known each other for several years.

Andrés Asion: A Miami Business Leader

Andrés Asion is a 50-year-old Miami native and successful entrepreneur. He is the founder of Miami Real Estate, a company he established at age 25 and through which he generated his first million dollars before the age of 30. MamasLatinas notes that Asion has also shown an interest in local politics.

Marriage Plans and Couple Agreements

While wedding plans are not off the table, Asion indicated that the couple is currently focused on preparing for the arrival of their son. “The date is close, but for now we are enjoying the process we are going through with this baby,” Asion told People en Español on March 6, 2026.

Galván emphasized that a formal marriage isn’t the key to their happiness. “A marriage does not guarantee union or happiness, and a signature does not provide you the guarantee of fulfilling the agreements that are or should be had in a couple,” she stated. She highlighted the importance of stability, peace of mind, loyalty, and presence in their relationship, valuing those qualities over a wedding ceremony.

The couple attributes their strong connection to the “couple agreements” they established from the beginning of their relationship. Galván believes these daily affirmations and commitments have been instrumental in their success, even amidst the hormonal changes of pregnancy.

Navigating Cultural Differences

Galván also shared that navigating cultural differences has been a challenge. She noted the contrast between her Cuban-American background and Asion’s, as well as language barriers. Despite these hurdles, Galván expressed deep admiration for Asion, particularly his relationship with her daughter Megan. “I am a person before and after Andrés,” she said, emphasizing his positive influence on her life.

Galván concluded that Asion’s qualities as a man, partner, and future father are more valuable to her than any marriage certificate.