• 4 mins read
  • Published

Rocío Crusset and Charlie Sheen Got Married in New York: How the Family Kept the Ceremony Secret

Ella Warren RUSSPAIN.com

Post by Ella Warren

Rocío Crusset and Charlie Sheen Got Married in New York: How the Family Kept the Ceremony Secret RUSSPAIN.com © russpain.com
Rocío Crusset and Charlie Sheen Got Married in New York: How the Family Kept the Ceremony Secret © russpain.com

Rocío Crusset and Charlie Shein: Secret Wedding in New York and the Role of Carlos Herrera. The daughter of Carlos Herrera and Mariló Montero is marrying Charlie Shein in New York. The wedding is held in an intimate circle, with the father's role attracting attention. The family tried to keep the event secret.

At the center of society news is an unexpected story from New York: Rocío Crusset, daughter of Carlos Herrera and Mariló Montero, is marrying Charlie Sheen. The wedding, which the family hoped to keep secret until the last moment, became a topic of discussion after Mariló Montero confirmed the rumors live on the 'El tiempo justo' program. This revelation became the catalyst for a new wave of public interest in the couple, who had preferred to stay out of the spotlight.

As reported by Divinity, the ceremony will take place on May 30 in New York—the city where the couple has long settled. According to Mariló Montero, the decision to marry was made some time ago, but the couple tried to keep their plans private even from their closest friends and family until the very end. As a result, the number of guests is minimal: the event is set to be as intimate as possible, with little publicity and a strong emphasis on family atmosphere. Even relatives did not learn the date right away, which only fueled interest in the details.

Family roles and unexpected highlights

Particular attention was drawn to the role of Carlos Herrera—he will act as the godfather at the ceremony. According to Mariló, this event is a true source of pride and joy for him. The mother admits preparations for the wedding took place in an atmosphere of secrecy, and the desire for privacy was so strong that even close friends did not immediately receive invitations. Still, as Mariló herself acknowledges, they could not entirely avoid leaks—and now the wedding is being discussed not just among family members but also in the media.

Interestingly, the event coincided with another important moment for the family: recently, Rocío’s brother, Alberto Herrera, also got married and became a father. Mariló notes with a smile that the age difference between the children is minimal, so now both siblings are experiencing significant changes almost simultaneously. However, while Alberto and his wife were more open to media attention, Rocío and Charly chose the path of maximum privacy.

Ceremony details and atmosphere

Mariló Montero has already arrived in New York to personally supervise the final preparations. She admits that every detail has been thought through, and for the ceremony they have chosen ornaments from Suárez. Although the wedding was planned as a secret, the family atmosphere remains festive and warm. According to her mother, Rocío is happy and enjoying every moment of the preparations, and Mariló herself emphasizes that it is important to her for this day to be remembered as a family celebration without unnecessary fuss.

As for the groom, Charly Sheyna, Mariló describes him as a mature, successful man who is genuinely in love with Rocío. The families maintain close ties, and according to the bride’s mother, the couple built their relationship thoughtfully and without haste. In this context, the wedding became a logical next step in their story.

Family traditions and social context

The story of Rocío Crusset and Charlie Sheen is not the only example where the personal choices of celebrities become topics of public discussion. In Spanish society columns, such family events often attract as much interest as high-profile divorces or public conflicts. For instance, the recent farewell of Alexia Putellas to Barcelona drew attention—not only to the main figures, but also to those close to them, just as it happened with Rocío. Read more about how family ties influence public decisions in the article about the people who were close to Alexia Putellas.

The wedding of Rocío Crusset and Charlie Sheen is yet another reminder that even the most private stories eventually become public. But it is precisely in these details—the choice of format, the role of parents, the atmosphere of preparation—where the essence of a true family chronicle emerges, something that fans of Spanish celebrities value highly.

Also read