The Mexican actress Alejandra Tijerina, who was part of 'La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars', is going through a great time professionally, but not personally, after that it was announced that she had already ended the love story she had with Masad Altamimi, her boyfriend of Arab origin.

Although she has not spoken about her relationship status, her ex-boyfriend did so, who confirmed the suspicions of his followers through a live broadcast, who sensed that something had happened between them.

"I'm single. I don't need to talk about my private life, but I need to be clear about it," he said briefly during his broadcast.

Although everything seemed to be going perfectly between them when they left the Telemundo reality show, their pleasure was short-lived, as they have even unfollowed each other on their respective social networks.

So far, Alejandra Tijerina has appeared on social media as if nothing had happened, although this week she shared a video of herself dancing in front of the mirror to the rhythm of 'Como Tu Mujer', a song by Marco Antonio Solís, and accompanied her post with the message: "My true”.

Although in mid-May, shortly after her elimination, Alejandra Tijerina visited the cities of Abu Dhabi and Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, where she was with her partner, but it seems that things were no longer, or flowed, as both imagined.

The news of their breakup provoked the immediate reaction of the fans, who already sensed that their relationship was not going anywhere due to their very different cultures.

“You could see that it was not going to work”, “Those people are used to not having just one woman”, “There was no future in that”, “The clash of cultures weighs on a relationship”, can be read in just some of the messages that she has received about the end of her relationship.

It should be remembered that during her stay on the Telemundo reality show, Alejandra Tijerina came to fear that her relationship would not survive the isolation,because she felt that she never received any sign from her 'habibi', as she affectionately referred to him, even though he was always aware of her, but she never listened to him.