Ana Araujo talks about her life without Pablo Lyle: “My family was forever no longer what we were”

In 2019 the life of Ana Araujo suffered a sudden turn of events due to the traffic accident in which her husband was involved, Paul Lyle. In the heat of an argument on a busy road on the way to the airport, the actor hit a man who died in hospital days later. The unfortunate event triggered the start of a high-profile and lengthy legal process, which included the holding of a series of hearings and the implementation of legal strategies by the actor’s defense after he was accused of involuntary manslaughter. As a result, he was found guilty and sent to prison, where he will remain for five years. Faced with this complicated family scenario, Araujo does not let up, as he is very aware of the importance of completing a single mission; raises his two children, Aranza And Maurofor which he gained momentum in the most difficult moment of his life.

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Ana Araujo’s life after the Pablo Lyle incident

With her heart in her hand, Ana shared how difficult it was to come to terms with the fact that she had lost her family stability in the blink of an eye. After her husband’s arrest in the United States, confronting her opposite situation became a painful experience. “We were returning from a family trip when something happened and my life suddenly changed. It was very difficult for me to accept that after this event, my family was forever no longer what we were on this journey. We never all lived together again, we could never all be calm together, we got involved in a different life situation. I cried because when I saw the journeys of the traveling families, I sort of said: ‘I had that, it will never happen again’…” he revealed in a talk at the organization Cada Quien El Podcast.

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After immersing herself in these painful thoughts for a while, Araujo made the firm decision not to let herself go. He knew then that he had to accept his presence according to the circumstances, that he had a family life ahead of him and only one thing was very clear; There was a sea of ​​opportunity for her and she had to take advantage of it. Ultimately, he admits, his best cure was to stop holding on to the past. “When I learned to accept that this was no longer going to be right for me, I began to be able to look back, no longer look back at what I had, but look forward and a world full of possibilities and new ones “Seeing ways of being, ways of living, experiencing and seeing all these new benefits that were already there for me on this new path…” he confessed.

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Work for your children

As the months passed, Ana Araujo increased her efforts to move forward. Motivated by her support network in Mazatlán, the city where she lives, she started her own ventures, a healthy dessert company and other projects that she continues to focus on today. For them, the most important thing is to be able to protect their children and give them everything they need. “When I talk about my business, it took me so much work to grow it and survive from it. Right now, when I was introduced as a businesswoman, I said, ‘It’s my dream to be a businesswoman’, I dream of being that person.” , it cost me a lot because the growth will happen where you uses his energy. In my case, my energy goes into my children, my money goes into my children, their happiness, their peace of mind, their well-being, their mental health… My business grew very slowly and it cost me a lot…”

Another time, Ana told how her loved ones never let go of her hand because, given the events in her life, she knew she had to act immediately for her little ones. “When I have nothing and nothing left with my children and I say: ‘What are we going to live on now, how do I feed them…’, the support of family, friends, all the people who support you was very important to me “New beginnings are very important for me and the key…” he said. “When I thought about how my children could be well, I said, ‘If I’m well,’ because then they start as problems or situations where you say, ‘I’ll take the children to therapy,’ and That was also the first thing I thought about, but it was very clear to me when they told me: “No, if you are well, your children will be well too”… I tried it like that and I realized that yes…”

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