For a long time, Alba Carrillo has expressed her excitement about getting pregnant again. The model, who has a son with Fonsi Nieto, has considered expanding her family. However, her perspective has shifted significantly after an honest conversation with her son Lucas.
In an interview given to Semana magazine, Alba admitted that motherhood is no longer a priority for her. When asked directly about a new pregnancy, the former collaborator replied clearly: "Not now, honestly." She explained that her thirteen-year-old son (13 years old) is not willing to share his mother with anyone else.
Lucas, the result of her relationship with Fonsi Nieto, has been very clear about it. "My son doesn't want it, not even as a joke," Alba said with a resigned smile. The model explained that he even jokingly refers to his mother's frozen eggs as "the frozen one."
"He tells me: 'If you bring the frozen one, let's see...'" the Madrid native commented, revealing with humor the phrase that has made her reflect the most. The idea of having a sibling is not part of Lucas's plans, and Carrillo, instead of imposing her own desire, has chosen to listen to him. "My priority is him and he doesn't want to share me," she added frankly.
Alba Carrillo tells the truth about her upcoming plans
Alba Carrillo had already spoken on other occasions about the eggs she keeps in case she ever decided to expand her family. For a while, she seemed convinced that it was a decision she wanted to make later on. However, Lucas's opinion has been decisive in making her reconsider her personal future.
The mother-son relationship is very close, and that bond became even stronger after an experience that marked them both. Lucas spent a few months abroad in November, a separation that Alba found very difficult. "I had a really hard time," she confessed, recalling that period as one of the most emotionally challenging.
Although the trip was part of an educational experience, it was not easy for either her or her son. "It's very expensive and I don't know if he'll keep going," she admitted about the possibility of Lucas repeating a stay abroad. She also did not hesitate to joke about the teenager's restless nature: "He's turned out a bit hyperactive, like his father, so it depends."
As of today, the model says that her son is happy living with her and she is not considering any changes in the short term. When asked how she would handle him leaving home or starting a relationship, Alba was clear: "He's not going to leave." Lucas, apparently, is very comfortable in his current environment and shows no intention of becoming independent soon.
This period of stability for both seems to have reinforced Alba's decision to keep focused on her role as a mother. Although she had considered other options in the past, her bond with Lucas outweighs any other desire. While time will tell if her stance changes, for now, the plan to expand the family is on hold.
Alba Carrillo puts her pregnancy on hold
Carrillo has learned to listen not only to her own wishes but also to her son's emotional needs. Instead of following an agenda dictated by the pressure of the biological clock, she prefers to adapt to the moment they are both living. Many consider this a coherent and mature decision, marked by love and respect.
Although in the past her name was linked to headlines about her romantic relationships or her media life, now it is her role as a mother that defines her decisions. Alba appears more thoughtful, more family-oriented, and without the urgency to fulfill established plans. Her priority is clear: Lucas's well-being comes above all else.
At thirteen years old (13 years old), Lucas is already beginning to show character and his own opinions about important matters that affect his life. Alba, far from imposing herself as an adult, has chosen to open an honest dialogue with him. This way, the former presenter once again shows that behind the fame and exposure, there is a committed and caring mother.
In short, what seemed like a firm project has become a suspended thought. Motherhood, for now, is not on Carrillo's agenda. Because her son, her only real priority, has asked to remain the only protagonist in their home.