Sofia Vergara wasn’t willing to put all her eggs in one basket when she moved to hunt him down outside of New York.
The actress, who recently divorced her husband of 8 years, Joe Manganiello, previously shared her plans to find love while praising the Big Apple and its prospects.
Sofia Vergara Ditches NYC To Find Wider Love
In a dazzling highlight of her latest venture, Netflix’s “Griselda,” the mother of one captivates audiences as the famous “Cocaine Godmother” while revealing a newfound openness to love.
Vergara, who previously expressed her desire to romance in New York City, has admitted that love can develop unexpectedly, even on the busy set of her latest project. Despite putting his romantic pursuits aside to focus on the interesting role of a Colombian king, he remains optimistic about the unpredictable nature of love.
At the premiere of her latest show in Miami, the 51-year-old shared her light-hearted perspective with ET playfully stated, “I mean, you never know where you’re going to find love.” The interview shed light on Vergara’s divorce from Joe Manganiello, where she openly revealed the underlying reason for their split.
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“My marriage broke up because my husband was younger. He wants to have children and I don’t want to be an old mother. I don’t think it’s fair to the baby. I respect whoever does that, but it’s not for me anymore,” he said America’s Got Talent the judge admitted.
Vergara reflected on her motherhood journey with pride, stating, “I had a son at 19, who is now 32, and I was ready to be a grandmother, not a mother.” With a touch of humor, he envisions a future where love may enter his life but comes with a ready-made family.
“So, if love comes, he must follow [his own] children,” he stressed. “I’m on the verge of menopause; it is the natural way.” Interestingly, her recent sentiment is a departure from her initial enthusiasm for New York City’s vibrant dating scene.
In a lively appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” Vergara, dressed in a stunning black sheath dress, spoke passionately about her love of the city and the many options for meeting new people.
“I think you have more options with men too. I’m single now. So in New York, there are more people, not only like actors, writers, or directors. I think there are bigger… I’ll spend more time in New York York,” she shared with the show’s host, hinting at a new appreciation for the diverse dating pool the city has to offer.
The entrepreneur also playfully reinforced his commitment to exploring the Big Apple’s dating scene as Fallon praised the city’s culinary offerings.
With her signature smile, Vergara quipped: “There’s great food for you to go out on a date with. Better, yes,” elicited laughter from the audience.
However, amid her excitement for a potential romance, the TV personality wasn’t shy about revealing her one concern about New York—the weather. Speaking to Fallon, she revealed morning panic attacks triggered by the sight of snow, while jokingly considering canceling an entire world tour for her new show, “Griselda.”
Sofia Vergara Hit With Lawsuit Over New Netflix Show
As anticipation builds for Vergara’s latest drama series release, the star is named as a defendant in legal documents with Netflix for allegedly using the Blanco family’s images and likenesses without permission.
The late drug kingpin’s children’s argument centered on claims that the streaming platform illegally borrowed elements of their family’s stories. According to Michael, Griselda’s son, discussions about his family’s story began in 2009 and continued until 2022.
He revealed that individuals approached him for interviews, expressing interest in developing his story into a book and a show. Promises have been made to promote the narrative around Hollywood by 2016.
Although Netflix was interested, he stated that at first, they refused to use his narrative or any material, only for them to insert aspects of his story and material into the “Griselda” series without proper credit or compensation.
While the lawsuit reportedly acknowledged the streaming giant’s right to create a show about the late public figure, Griselda’s children argued that the series went beyond that, portraying them without their consent.
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