Leak of the News That Will Sink Laura Cuevas When She Leaves 'Supervivientes'

Laura Cuevas has just become the center of attention due to the news that has just been leaked about her private life. Information that could potentially ruin her after her time on Survivors 2025.

Last Saturday, March 29, the program Fiesta left all its viewers speechless by sharing an unexpected but revealing testimony with them. That day, they had the presence of Laura Cuevas's husband on set.

However, Carlos did not go to those facilities to publicly support his wife but to talk about one of the most difficult and humiliating moments of his entire life.

The guest didn't hesitate to share in great detail the infidelity he suffered in the past from Laura Cuevas.

As he himself stated, the events occurred one early morning: "When I returned from the studies I'm doing, I got home at 3:00 in the morning." "When I arrived, she wasn't there, supposedly she was at a friend's house, who was a friend, and I went," he added.

The first thing that made Carlos suspicious was that Laura Cuevas wasn't at home waiting for him, as they hadn't seen each other for more than a week. For that reason, he decided to go looking for her:

"I went to look for her because I already knew about the existence of that guy, because he was her coworker. And then I found the situation... It's a basement, I opened the shutter and found them."

Laura Cuevas's Husband Reveals the News That Could Ruin His Wife When She Returns from 'Survivors'

Nevertheless, despite how humiliating it was to find himself in this scene, Laura Cuevas's husband stated that for him it was "liberating" to discover this infidelity by himself. "I already had a hunch," Carlos stated during his visit to Fiesta.

Words with which psychologist Lara Ferreiro doesn't agree at all. A day after hearing Carlos's testimony, this professional went to the set to give her opinion on the matter:

"Catching your partner in the act of infidelity is extremely traumatic, as it causes a very acute trauma, post-traumatic stress. From then on, one can experience insomnia, anxiety, nightmares..."

Additionally, the psychologist stated that "when one has been deceived by their partner, they try to live with it, but there is always a percentage of distrust." "That image haunts you forever, you can't erase it. Therapy is needed, and some people require psychiatric medication," she added.