Last weekend Marlene Favela celebrated her daughter’s christening in a big way, and although the Great absentee was George Seely, through his social networks he did not hesitate to react by sharing a series of tender photographs of Bella.
The protagonist of ‘Wild Cat’ monopolized the spotlight a few days ago thanks to the intimate, but spectacular and luxurious christening ceremony of her first-born , at the that his father, George Seely could not attend, since after their separation a little more of a year, he traveled to his native country, Switzerland.
However, the distance did not prevent the businessman from showing his love for the little girl, so, through his Instagram personal profile shared a couple of images of the celebration which was also attended by some celebrities.
In one of the photographs in which the television star appears with her daughter In his arms and huge golden wings behind them, Seely shared his feelings with the phrase: “ What a great photo. I wish I had been there “, showing that he was not invited. Despite this, the publication received more than 7 thousand “likes”, reactions to which was added by Marlene Favela .
Also, in a second snapshot in which Bella appears with a beautiful dress in tone pearlized and posing on an armchair, the Australian wrote: “ Oh my love Bella “, in the middle of heart-shaped emojis, showing how delighted he is with the beauty from her daughter.
In the same Seeley social profile He has been in charge of sharing several photographs not only of Bella, but of her other three children, to whom she appears demonstrating the important place they occupy in her life. Of course you have chosen to remove the comments section.
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