Laura Londono revealed that her partner from "Woman-fragranced Coffee," argued about the different ways of approaching scenes that she has of her, but that did not stop them from getting along wonderfully off the set.
With that confession, the Colombian puts to rest the rumors of a bad relationship between the two.
In 2021 Woman-fragranced Coffee became the first soap opera to reach Netflix's global Top 10, marking the gender path in streaming. The reach of this title was such that its protagonists: William Levy and Laura Londono became stars around the world and their relationship outside the set was looked at with a magnifying glass.
The Colombian, who is now participating in MasterChef Celebrity Spain, once again referred to the rumors of conflict between her and her partner, revealing a detail that gives rise to thinking that everything is not so good between them.
"We fought a lot on recording. But he has a good heart. In the end, we had different points of view and different working methods," she said.
At the beginning of the year, Londoño had referred to the rumors, revealing that part of the bad relationship that existed on the set was because the actor sought to confront her before recording the scenes, to obtain the answers that the shot needed. part of Gaviota, a character played by the actress.
"He likes to give adrenaline to the moment of the scene, so he doesn't fully know his scripts, but for him it is a method where he seeks to recreate among the actors the emotions that the scene should have. I look for it outside. If the scene is uncomfortable, I try to generate this discomfort outside. There were moments when I said: 'Why is this man like this with me? What's wrong with him? He's strange.' And William told me: 'Did you see that the scene was uncomfortable, well, I generated that so that we get to filming in the best way,'" he expressed.
The truth is that Laura Londoño had never worked with William Levy before, so it was very difficult for her to understand his ways and flow with them, something that she ended up understanding and embracing; and that was key to building the relationship they maintain today.
