Veronica Dulanto Reveals Why She Doesn't Expect Her Daughters to Repeat Her Career. Telecinco host Veronica Dulanto has spoken candidly for the first time about her daughters' professional interests. Her admission about her family's priorities and changing pace of life has sparked renewed public interest in the private side of the star.
In the Spanish show business world, it is rare to find stories where family harmony becomes as much a topic for discussion as on-screen success. Such is the case with Verónica Dulanto, one of the most recognizable faces of Telecinco, who has unexpectedly lifted the veil on how her life and outlook have changed after two decades on air.
Today, Dulanto is not just a presenter, but a symbol of stability for Mediaset. She has years of experience on shows like 'El programa de Ana Rosa', 'Ya es mediodía', 'Fiesta', 'Cuatro al día', 'En el punto de mira', and 'Vamos a ver.' But as Divinity notes, only now has she allowed herself to slow down and rethink her priorities. Her new schedule, with broadcasts on weekends, has become not only a professional breakthrough but a personal one: the presenter admits that, for the first time in a long while, she can afford the luxury of personal time.
Family comes first
The focus is not only on her career, but also on her family. Dulanto, long known for her discretion regarding her private life, has unexpectedly spoken candidly about how her new work rhythm has allowed her to truly connect with her daughters. According to her, the chance to spend more time with her family has become her most significant achievement in recent years. She does not hide: despite loving her profession, being close to her loved ones is now her top priority.
Particular interest was sparked by her comments about her daughters' futures. Dulanto admitted that she does not expect them to follow in her footsteps. According to her observations, one of her daughters shows no interest in journalism, while the other, on the contrary, is drawn to the arts and may choose a more creative path. However, the host emphasizes that she will support any decision, without imposing her own expectations.
Generational gap
This candid conversation became a topic of discussion not only among professionals, but also among fans. At a time when many celebrities try to pass the baton to their children, Dulanto demonstrates a rare distance and respect for her daughters' independence. Her stance—to avoid pressure and simply observe how their own paths take shape—came across as especially notable against the backdrop of traditional expectations from 'star' families.
However, such family nuances are not new to discussion in the Spanish media space. Recently, for example, attention was drawn to the story of Valeria Castro, who, after a break from the stage, spoke openly about personal changes and inner vulnerability— her admission became a topic of discussion at the Madrid awards ceremony.
A new chapter
For Dulanto herself, this stage is a time of reevaluation. She openly admits that the opportunity to be not only a presenter but also a mother is now more important to her than any professional ambition. In this context, her words about 'the greatest luxury being time for oneself' sound like the conclusion of a long journey, where success is measured not only by ratings but also by inner harmony.
According to Divinity, the host does not rule out that one of her daughters may still choose a creative profession. But even if that doesn’t happen, for Dulanto the main thing is to see her children find their own path. Such stories are rare in Spanish show business, which is why the host’s candor resonated so strongly.
