Toni Costa makes clear his position to Alaia on whether he will let her have a boyfriend before she is 18 years old
Toni Costa is not very keen on the fact that the daughter he had with Adamari Lopez is already thinking about having a boyfriend and he let her know this.
The Spanish dancer Toni Costa, who is Alaia's father and Adamari Lopez's ex-partner, has already made his position regarding her love life very clear to his daughter, assuring her that he will not let her have a boyfriend until she is 18 18 years old.
Through a dynamic that both carried out on their social networks, the Zumba instructor and Alaia submitted to a series of challenges, which he managed to always emerge victorious and thus frustrate his only daughter's wishes of initiating herself in love before reaching the age of majority.
"I told Alaia that if she stopped the bottle, I would let her have a boyfriend before she turned 18," announced Toni in a video that shows him in the company of his daughter.
In the material, Alaia is seen hoping that the bottle would land on its feet, however, she did not count on her father ending up kicking it before it hit the ground, since he does not support the idea that the minor is already dreaming about boys her age.
"This is how it works. Sorry but no, keep practicing @alaia lol," wrote Toni in the description of his video.
After that first video, and after seeing Alaia's sadness, Toni gave her a second chance, only this time they faced each other in a speed race, which he also won.
“NOOOOO??? I gave Alaia another chance, but look what happened this time!!!! @alaia keep trying my love!” wrote Mimi Ortiz's boyfriend in the description of his video.
It should be remembered that Toni Costa has been very clear about his stance on Alaia and his closeness to his male friends, as demonstrated last year when he brought out his jealous side when he found out that his son had a classmate he liked and was dying to be in the same class with him.
“He has a little friend that she wanted to touch on the first day of school and he did, so she was super happy. Who else was in the class, she didn't care,” Adamari said in a conversation they had in the car and in which Toni's discomfort with the subject was evident.
“I get out,"I'm getting off," Toni Costa said, because he no longer wanted to hear anything that had to do with his daughter's little friend.