Boxing star Ryan García announced the birth of his son and an hour later his divorce from his mother

Ryan Garcia In the last few hours he honored his lineage as a boxer and shook social networks with a “one, two” that left his followers on the brink of knockout.

Born in United States of America 25 years ago but with Mexican roots that have made it a reference for the Latin public, the so-called “King Ryan” revolutionized Instagram with two announcements separated by just an hour: first he said he was a father and then that he had separated from the child’s mother.

“It’s an honor to announce my beautiful first born son. I’m very grateful, I love him so much already. He’s already very fast haha. It only took him 8 minutes to arrive. You know where he got that speed from hahaha. God made him done and God will do it,” wrote Ryan, who was already the father of two girls, one from his first marriage and the other from his current?

And he concluded, with a sentence that seems to have come out of a sugar packet: “Henry Leo García will be ten times stronger, ten times wiser, ten times more beautiful but he will have to work ten times harder”.

The child’s mother? Andrea “Drea” Celinainfluencer with 150 thousand followers on Instagram and Ryan’s partner since 2019, with whom she had her first daughter in December 2020, who they named Pretty.

“Introducing the new king, Henry Leo García. He was born on December 23 at 8:28 in the morning, he held for 8 minutes and the baby was here ready for the world. I love you my son,” said the 27-year-old he wrote.

Until then everything was fine but to cut the sweetness Ryan arrived with an “uppercut” in the form of a statement, in which he made his divorce from Andrea public.

In her statement, Garcia told her fans, “As I enter a new chapter in my life, it is with a heavy heart to share that Drea and I have decided to divorce.”

“Although this decision marks the end of our marriage, it is important to underline that our relationship as parents continues to be our main priority,” added the boxer, who warned that he was focused on his career.

“King Ryan” made a name for himself in the world of boxing, having an impressive winning record in the featherweight and lightweight divisions until April last year when he ran into champion Gervonta Davisone of the best pound for pound boxers of the moment.

In that April 22 bout in Las Vegas, Davis won by TKO and ended Ryan’s undefeated record, which was 23-0 until he fought “The Ape.” On December 2, in Houston, Ryan returned to the ring to knock out Oscar Duarte in the eighth round.

Now, Ryan has made it known that he wants to fight the undefeated Rolando “Rolly” Romeroin what would be his first fight since arriving in the world of Henry Leo García, will his son arrive with another KO under his arm?