Imaray Ulloa made it very clear what she thinks about rekindling past relationships. During a live session on social media where her followers asked if she would get back with any of her exes, the Cuban actress and influencer responded without hesitation.
"Which of your exes would you get back with if you could?" was the question posed by an internet user, and Imaray's response left no room for doubt: "With none."
The moment occurred during a lively live broadcast where several users were interacting with her in real time.
One of the most talked-about moments of the live stream was when a follower claimed to have kissed her. Ulloa dismissed this with her usual sense of humor and took the opportunity to clarify the difference between her online persona and her real life: “I ‘make a name for myself and then go to bed.’ People take my character, my thing, very seriously and think I'm a crazy person.”
He then added firmly: "For someone to kiss me, it’s because I really like the guy; otherwise, I won't let myself be kissed, my love."
Another follower offered "up to fifty thousand" during the broadcast, to which Ulloa playfully responded, "Am I asking you for money?" and affectionately dubbed him "this little prince we've found here."
The live stream takes place at a time of high visibility for Ulloa. She and the cosmetic surgeon Fabián Fontaine announced their breakup last July through a joint video on Instagram, after approximately five years of being together. Both described the separation as friendly and by mutual agreement.
Before Fontaine, Imaray had a seven-year relationship with actor and comedian Yubrán Luna, with whom she also worked on the digital program "Ni Luna Ni Miel."
Both exes were present —in their own way— when Ulloa premiered his stand-up comedy show "Sin anestesia" at the Miami Theater, with all tickets sold out. In that show, the comedian humorously referenced her past relationships: she referred to Yubrán as "the ex X" and to Fabián as "the last deceased." Fontaine attended the premiere and publicly praised her.
After the breakup, rumors circulated about a possible romance with a younger man, to which Ulloa responded with irony without confirming anything. In October, she posted a video announcing that she had "fallen in love again," but she was referring to ChatGPT.
This Saturday marks the second and final performance of "Sin anestesia" at the Miami Theater, placing Ulloa at the peak of her career as an independent artist and single woman, a status that her fans closely follow, especially due to her popular comedic character, "La Tóxica."
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