Yanina and Diego Latorre’s holiday in New York: all the photos

After an intense 2023 at work, Yanina Latorre (54) e Diego Latorre (54) started 2024 on vacation.

The speaker of THEY (América TV, Monday to Friday at 8pm) and the sports commentator They are enjoying a few relaxing days in New York, United States.

On this occasion, Yanina and Diego decided to travel alonewithout the company of his children, Dieguito and Lola Latorre.

Through their respective Instagram accounts, the speaker and the former footballer shared photos and videos of their activities in New York, which is going through a harsh winter.

The couple visited some of the most iconic spots in New York City, such as the Meatpacking District shopping area, Chelsea Market, Vessel, the High Line park, the Soho neighborhood, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the New York Public Library and the Flatiron Building.

“This is a moment of total enjoyment in life. I walk happily, in the cold and a little rain. But there is only one life, love. And you have to enjoy it.”Yanina reflected during one of her walks around the city, accompanied by her partner.

“We are happy. It’s freezing cold now. But we are happy”added Yanina along with other postcards, in which both of them always see themselves well protected.

“We walk without stopping. We are dead”the speaker described in another short video in which she travels along Fifth Avenue, one of the main arteries of downtown Manhattan.

And then Yanina told about a characteristic that she adopts during her holidays: “I don’t take a taxi. I buy everything during trips, but it’s difficult for me to pay for a taxi. Diego prefers to pay in a taxi rather than with his wallet. But I prefer the bag, love.”

The speaker also shared with her over 1.8 million followers the gastronomic places visited and some purchases made, for example:

For his part, showing the day’s journey from his point of view, Diego said: “We had two difficult days, a lot of snow, a lot of wind. “Today it’s sunny and it’s a beautiful day.”

The former Boca showed the visit they made to Madison Square Park and the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in the World Trade Center. “Right here were the Twin Towers. On these plaques are the names of all those who died on September 11th”Diego described from the museum that commemorates the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks.