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Ana de Armas Restricts Instagram Comments Amid Controversy Over Relationship with Díaz-Canel's Stepson

Wednesday, November 20, 2024 by Mia Dominguez

Ana de Armas Restricts Instagram Comments Amid Controversy Over Relationship with Díaz-Canel's Stepson
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In the midst of an uproar following the revelation of her romance with Manuel Anido Cuesta, stepson of Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, actress Ana de Armas has opted to restrict comments on her social media platforms. The scoop, published by Spanish magazine ¡HOLA!, featured photos of the couple enjoying intimate moments in Madrid, including a much-talked-about kiss.

As reactions poured in, Ana de Armas decided to limit comments on her Instagram account, allowing this feature only on a post promoting her collaboration with Louis Vuitton. Anido, who is the son of Lis Cuesta, Díaz-Canel's current wife, has been seen accompanying his mother and stepfather at official events and trips.

Mixed Reactions to the Romance

The relationship has sparked a flurry of responses on social media, ranging from supportive remarks to harsh criticism from those questioning the actress's involvement with someone linked to the Cuban government. Meanwhile, others are happy for Ana de Armas, celebrating her new romance following her split with Paul Boukadakis, Tinder’s vice president.

Recent Visits to Cuba Fuel Speculation

The controversy is further fueled by Ana de Armas's recent trips to Cuba, including visits in February, May, and August of this year. While nothing has been officially confirmed, there is speculation that Manuel Anido may have accompanied her on some of these visits.

Restricting comments on her social media appears to be a strategy by the actress to avoid public confrontations while she remains in the media spotlight. Ana de Armas has yet to make any public statement regarding her relationship with this figure associated with the Cuban regime or the criticisms that have emerged following the ¡HOLA! publication.

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