The central defender of Atlético Nacional, Cristian Castro Devenish, and the former player of América de Cali, Daniela Henao, shared the most important news of their lives on Thursday. The newly married couple is waiting for their first child. The announcement came after the celebration of the footballer’s first title with the purslane: the Betplay 2021 Cup, won in Pereira. The networks erupted in comments.
“Many times we do not always get what we want, if not what we deserve a lot, because behind each effort there are thousands of blessings that God has prepared for you. It is not when you want, it is when he wants it, that is called being persevering and I keep the most beautiful thing that God has done on your way and it is that you are not alone because what you and I had longed for came into your life, and today I am proud of you because I chose the best dad for one of my first children and on such a special date being a champion, “wrote Daniela on Instagram.
The soccer player who played for Nacional but also played in Cortuluá and was crowned champion with America in the 2019 Women’s League, mentioned in her networks that she dreamed of playing soccer for much longer but now she will dedicate herself to being a wife and mother.
Cristian and Daniela have lived a love story that they have not hesitated to share on social networks. However, they had not leaked photographs of the marriage that would have taken place last October. The only image of that day had been uploaded by the footballer’s father. In the recent pregnancy announcement you can see a couple of images from that day. The happy couple does not change for anyone and celebrates twice: purslane title and baby on the way.
But not everything was happiness amid the wave of reactions. The soccer player published in her stories that she received unpleasant messages for wearing the Nacional shirt. “Anyone who feels uncomfortable seeing me in a Nacional shirt, I invite you to learn to see good football and a very well structured institution,” he said, calling for respect.
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