Jésica Cirio remembers the last time she saw Gerardo Rozín alive and told her about her illness.

A few days after the debut of The Morphine Stone (Telefe, Sunday at 11) with Jey Mammón as the new host instead Gerardo Rozinwho died March 11 at age 51 due to a brain tumor diagnosed last year, Jessica Cirio spoke about emotional talk that he was with the remembered driver before he died.

In detail, Jésica, who is on the networks rejoicing in her imminent return to television, gave an interview to the magazine. People and disclosed the details of the last conversation they had with Rozínwho was with him for four years at the head of the said Sunday cycle.

“We always talk on the phone and I last saw him in December, but I don’t want to say that I said goodbye to him because I tried to keep hoping that the worst wouldn’t happen until the last moment, ”the Telefe host said in speaking to People.

And he assured: “What gives me great comfort is knowing that I released everything I felt for her, I have nothing pending. Now we all have a commitment The Morphine Stone became Gerardo’s great legacy “.

In the interview, Jésica also said that she talked to her former partner in detail about cancer diagnosed in 2021. “We talked a lot about his illnessin the treatment he made and I can be sure he fought it until the last moment: he was a great warrior“, he indicated in the matter.

And proud of the strength Gerardo showed in his last months of life, he concluded: “He never stopped talking about his projects and another, I feel like they revived him too. He did not give up“.

It is worth clarifying that once the death of the famous journalist, producer and host was learned, the wife of the Chief of Cabinet of Ministers of the Province of Buenos Aires, Martín Insaurralde, shared a moving post on his Instagram account, if where he is followed by 3, 2 million users.

“My heart was broken. In our last meetings, in everything you experience, both you took the time to prepare us for it. I never thought it would happen, one always has such a drop of hope, ”he said in that publication that he accompanied with various images with Rozín.

And he went on, obviously anxious: “I am comforted to know that you left peacefully and that I have nothing left but words of gratitude for you for all the conversations and advice that I will keep forever in my memory. Someone who opened doors for me to a magical and wonderful program, a great television, one that made the most for music and left very quickly.

“You taught me that you can make programs with your heart! Very talented, professional and common sense like few. You marked before and after on television and nothing would be the same without you“The dancer also added in another paragraph.

And closed: “Forever in my heart. I will miss you so much, every day. And how hard it is to turn on the cameras and you’re not by my side, I can’t explain. Goodbye, Gerard. “

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