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Julieta Prandi says her divorce from Emanuel Ortega will be handled legally
Julieta Prandi says she is adjusting to her separation from musician Emanuel Ortega, about a month after their marriage ended.
The pair had been together for six years and separated before completing a month as a married couple.
Prandi said she spent time with her parents and friends and stepped back from public attention.
She has returned to her professional commitments and said radio work is something she enjoys.
She said lawyers will handle the divorce as a legal process.
Prandi did not discuss the details of her contact with Ortega, saying she prefers to keep some matters private.
Julieta Prandi said her divorce from Emanuel Ortega will be handled through lawyers.
She described the divorce as a legal formality and said there would be no division of anything.
Prandi said she was relying on family and friends and had returned to her professional commitments.
The couple separated before reaching one month of marriage, according to the article.
- Who
- Julieta Prandi and Emanuel Ortega.
- What
- Prandi said their divorce will be handled legally through lawyers.
- When
- Prandi spoke about it about a month after the separation. The article was published on November 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The article says they separated; it reports that a breach of trust may have been decisive in Prandi’s decision to end the relationship.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Prandi and Ortega separated.
Ortega shared a performance of Bob Dylan’s Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right with Fernando Goin.
Prandi spoke to Intrusos about the breakup and said the divorce would be handled legally.
- People
- Julieta Prandi and Emanuel Ortega
- Legal process
- To be handled through lawyers
- Marriage
- The couple separated before reaching one month of marriage
- Interview outlet
- Intrusos (América TV)
- Article publication
- November 12, 2026
What people are saying
No division of anything, it’s a formality; just as it was signing, now it is dissolved
I was with my family, my parents and friends. I’m well, I’m going through my separation. Time puts everything and everyone in their place