Cayetano Rivera Surprises by Talking About His Daughter, Lucía Rivera: 'She's Already Old Enough to...'

Cayetano Rivera has been involved in an unexpected moment when talking about his daughter, the model Lucía Rivera. In a recent interview with Esperanza Aguirre, the bullfighter was surprised at the possibility of becoming a grandfather in the not-too-distant future, hinting at his feelings on the matter. "She's already old enough to...," he confessed without being able to finish the sentence.

The gesture was spontaneous, but it didn't go unnoticed. While Aguirre spoke about the value of family and grandchildren, Cayetano let slip that phrase that will give much to talk about. Is he ready to become a grandfather? What is his relationship really like with Lucía, a young model with a strong character and independent life?

Cayetano Rivera Surprises by Talking About the Possibility of Lucía Rivera Making Him a Grandfather

The interview, which inaugurated Aguirre's new space in an intimate chat format, aimed to explore more personal facets of her guests. Cayetano Rivera, accustomed to keeping his private life in a discreet background, surprised by appearing relaxed and approachable.

It is not usual to see him talk about his daughter Lucía, the result of his relationship with Blanca Romero, with whom he kept a discreet relationship in the 2000s. Since then, the relationship between father and daughter has gone through different moments, some of them marked by distance or prolonged silences.

However, in this reunion with the cameras, Cayetano broke that tacit rule. When Esperanza Aguirre mentioned the value of grandchildren as an essential part of the family, the bullfighter was reflective. "I have two children, I have one who is seven, for that one, I still hope it's a while for grandchildren," he replied calmly.

However, it was something he didn't rule out for his daughter. "Lucía, who is already old enough to…," he commented. With these words, Cayetano acknowledged with a smile that his daughter Lucía is already old enough to become a mother, which would automatically make him a grandfather.

It was at that moment that Aguirre quickly intervened: "Lucía can make you a grandfather in no time!" However, Cayetano, with contained laughter, decided to respond cautiously.
"She could, she could, but well, I hope she still takes it easy," he clarified.

His response, although brief, reveals a certain surprise at this possibility, but also an open and understanding attitude toward Lucía's decisions. His desire for his daughter to take things easy suggests a mix of paternal affection and perhaps a resistance to the idea of seeing himself as a grandfather so soon.

Talking about becoming a grandfather necessarily implies seeing his daughter as an adult with a life of her own. Lucía Rivera is 25 years old, and although she is of age to be a mother, she may be considered young to do so in today's society.

There is no doubt that Cayetano Rivera's words about his daughter Lucía have marked an unprecedented moment in his discourse. His words, although tinged with slight astonishment, also denote deep affection and respect for his daughter's decisions. Will Lucía soon make Cayetano a grandfather?