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Cristiano Ronaldo’s other half opened up about the devastating news that their baby had died shortly after being born. She will reveal details of their turmoil in the second season of I Am Georgina, a show which Netflix confirmed would be making a return ‘soon’.READ MORE: Cristiano Ronaldo charged by FA over slapping phone out of young supporter's handNetflix Spain’s Director of Entertainment Alvaro Diaz said that the April tragedy has become a key part of the new season of the show.Georgina said in a preview: “Life has gifted me so much in such a short space of time.

Camila Cabello had Brazil on their feet on Saturday while she performed at the Rock in Rio Festival. The singer wore a bright yellow outfit with a trench coat, high wasted trousers, and a bodysuit.She shined like the sun with fun makeup, big hoops, and long flowing beach waves.

Emiliano De Pablos TV program “Insiders,” set up at Spain-based company iZen, has become Netflix’s first Spanish original reality show. The aim was to be innovative and, at the same time, recover the essence of old reality TV.“Insiders” is produced by José Velasco, iZen president and founder, who years ago was behind the local version of “Big Brother,” where reality TV took off.Velasco and Álvaro Díaz, entertainment director at Netflix Spain, talked about reality TV at last week’s Conecta Fiction & Entertainment industry meeting in Toledo.In “Insiders,” hosted by “Money Heist” star Najwa Nimri, 12 contestants think they are in the final stage of a casting call for a reality show about which they had no details.

Rauw Alejandro is Rolling Stone’s latest cover star.In his cover story for the famed music mag, the Puerto Rican singer discusses all of the challenges he overcame to become reggateon’s latest superstar.⁠Growing up, Rauw— whose real name is Raúl Alejandro Ocasio Ruiz — had dreams of being a soccer player. He even made a bid to play on a semi-pro league in the United States before an injury cut his career short, which is when he pivoted to music. Though some of his earlier releases made it seem like he would be at the forefront of an R&B wave in Spanish-language music, he continues to lean more and more toward reggaeton.A post shared by Rolling Stone (@rollingstone)“I couldn’t not do reggaeton,” he told Rolling Stone in a previous interview.