Andrea Bazarte’s path to television came at the cost of the future she once envisioned.
Speaking with Moris Dieck, Bazarte revealed that she was engaged after spending seven years in a committed relationship and was in the middle of planning her wedding when an unexpected opportunity changed everything. A modeling agency invited her to relocate to Mexico City, presenting the chance to pursue the entertainment career she had always dreamed of.
The offer forced Bazarte into an impossible decision. While she wanted to take the next step professionally, her fiancé had no desire to leave with her. Faced with choosing between the life they had built together and the career she had long hoped to pursue, Bazarte ultimately decided to make the move. She said,
“It was very painful. We had been together for seven years. But when he told me, ‘You can go if you want,’ I went.”
“I wanted to follow my dreams. I didn’t know what was going to happen, but I couldn’t not do it. That was the feeling—I couldn’t not do it.”
“It was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. I had nothing concrete to point to. It was only a feeling, and it became, ‘Are you coming with me, or are you staying?’ He didn’t want to come, and I was going to keep going.”
“I needed to do it because otherwise I knew I would regret it. I needed to try.”
During the same interview, Bazarte commented on her relationship with Ludwig Kaiser. She said,
“Now I’m a wrestling expert. It’s incredible. My boyfriend is a wrestler, so my whole life revolves around wrestling now.”
“This is something I probably couldn’t have told you a few months ago, but now that I’ve found the love of my life, I completely understand the difference compared to the other relationships I’ve had. It’s a relationship that will always stay with me because I spent seven years with that person, and I have a lot of love and respect for him, but he just wasn’t 100% the right person for me. I think everything happened when it was supposed to happen, at the right moment and at the right stage of my personal growth.”
“I’m in an incredibly healthy relationship. People say that the hardest relationship is the healthy one after you’ve been in unhealthy relationships. I had a very toxic relationship after that one, and they say that when you’ve experienced unhealthy relationships, adjusting to a healthy one is actually the hardest part because your nervous system isn’t used to it. But it feels really good.”
“When I was single, I would say, ‘God, Universe, I want a husband who’s like this, this, this, and this.’ At the same time, I was very afraid. I wondered, ‘What if I don’t feel it? What if I have to force myself to adapt to someone?’ But when it’s the right person, you just know. I’m so happy that I waited and that I said no in the moments when I needed to say no, because it allowed me to wait for this relationship.”
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