Alvaro Morata, the former star of Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid and the current player for the Italian club Como, reconciled with his influential wife, Alice Campello, and they appeared together at the Bad Bunny concert in Madrid last Sunday, about 6 months after news of the start of divorce proceedings circulated.
According to circulating information, Morata (33 years old) and Campello (31 years old) decided to give their relationship a new chance, the third in recent years, after a period of talk about a possible separation between them.
Confirmation of their return to each other came after their appearance at a ceremony held at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid on May 31, where their joint presence attracted attention again.
Journalist Javi Hoyos revealed the details of the reconciliation after communicating with the player, noting in a video clip he posted on his social media accounts that Morata assured him that he could not live without his wife, and that she was “his life partner and the mother of his children.” He added that the player stressed that Alice is his partner in life.
For her part, Campello commented on what the journalist published, indirectly confirming the reconciliation, and wrote a letter in which she praised his kindness and humanitarian sense, thanked the letters of support she had received, and expressed her wishes for his happiness.
Hoyos also posted another video clip showing the duo enjoying the party and exchanging hugs, which reinforced the confirmation of their return.
According to sources close to the former Spanish player, the relationship actually resumed some time ago, but both parties preferred to keep the matter out of the spotlight in a new attempt to focus on the family, which spans a decade of relationship and nine years of marriage, and they have four children: twins Alessandro and Leonardo (7 years old), Eduardo (5 years old), and Bella (3 years old).
Until now, the duo has not posted any joint photos on their social media accounts, unlike what happened previously, even during periods that witnessed tension in the relationship.
