China Darín had a birthday and Ursula Corberó greeted him with a risqué photo

This January 14th, Ricardo “Chino” Darín He turned 35 and received a special greeting via social media from his partner, Ursula Corbero (3.4).

The Spanish actress decided to pay homage to the birthday boy with a series of photographs which she accompanied with a message on her Instagram account, where she has more than 21 million followers.

Úrsula, protagonist of the series The Body on Fire (Netflix), uploaded, again in Instagram Story format, first a photo of Ricardo Darín and Florencia Bas’s son posing, in private, in a woman’s dress, next to the legend “Happy”.

He “compliant” He accompanied it with an image of Chino Darín in a motorcycle helmet.

And then he concluded with a “Child” (to close the phrase “happy birthday baby”) in which the actor is seen kissing her on one of her breasts.

Finally, Ursula closed with “I love you” and a photo with one of the many video calls they usually make due to the long periods of distance they usually have due to work commitments, where they can both be seen smiling.

Quickly, The risky photo that Ursula shared on her social media has gone viral.

“I wish it could happen to me, but uploading that photo is a lot”“The real one: I observe you, I analyze you and I respect you”, “I couldn’t bear to see him dangling from that nipple”, “She is a minon and I would like Chino to bite me”, “I don’t know if I want to be her or him.”AND “No, well… How hot!”were some of the comments that accumulated on X (formerly Twitter).

Chino Darín explained how he maintains his long-distance relationship with Úrsula Corberó

Weeks ago, in dialogue with Show partners (El Trece), the actor referred to the long-distance bond he maintains with his girlfriend.

Although they travel constantly to be together and for work, he lives in Argentina and she in Spain.

“If possible”Darín assured when the reporter asked him if it was possible to maintain a stable relationship in this context.

And development: “You have to love yourself a lot. I think there is a logical point to jealousy and that it has more to do with not being there than with the other person sharing with other people. It has more to do with that, with a certain absence, but “We’ve learned to handle it pretty well.”