“Look at how the ground is, the garden… Everything is covered with leaves. And the worst part is that the basketball hoop fell, it’s heavy. Fortunately, we weren’t there. » Here is the comment of the Spanish influencer Ana Moya Calzado, wife of Villarreal goalkeeper Diego Conde, showing her garden after the passage of “Dana”, this storm which devastated the Valencia region on the night of October 29 to 30 .
Her husband to the rescue
This “damage” is obviously very relative compared to the tragic results of this Mediterranean episode of incredible violence, which left more than 210 dead. Relayed on X, his video outraged many people in Spain, as spotted by the France Info site. “She always thinks the worst is happening to her. His Instagram is a mix between the wailing wall and the exaltation of a perfect life,” says one Internet user, for example.
“Influencers prove (again) that they live at an unimaginable distance from reality,” underlines another. Two of the kindest messages ever sent to him.
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Faced with the controversy triggered by this clumsy video, to say the least, Diego Conde published a long text on Instagram to defend his wife, the victim of a real “lynching” according to him.
“At no time is this comparable to the suffering and irreparable damage suffered by other destroyed families, neighborhoods and entire populations and to whom we once again show our support and our complete desire to help in every way possible. possible ways,” he wrote.
Messages of support and collections
The goalkeeper of the Villarreal club, in the province of Castellón, just outside Valencia, also assures that “from the first moment when the alarms went off at the national and regional level, my wife began to share and disseminate information useful for joining like the rest of the citizens.”
Ana Moya Calzado, who received thousands of insults and death threats, has since deleted the video. Today, she relays messages of support for the missing and participates in collections of materials and clothing to help disaster victims and victims’ families.
