Mexican actor Rodrigo Mejía He died at the age of 45 as a result of Covid-19, as confirmed by the National Association of Interpreters (ANDI) via social networks on Friday, February 12.
The former host of ‘Al Extremo’ Gaby Crassus, the wife of the actor, wrote a heartbreaking goodbye message following the announcement of the interpreter’s death: “I refuse to accept that you will never see me again, that you are not going to hug me, that I will no longer see that beautiful smile that every place you came in … Love of my life, why did you leave so quickly? ”reads his Instagram post.
February 12 should be a day of happiness for the driver, as it was her anniversary date, but the tragedy filled him with grief: ” Today when we meet 12 years of dating my heart is brokenbut rest assured that I will regain my strength and that your children will be happy and surrounded by pure love, because that is the legacy you have left us, a legacy of love. I love you forever Bu “.
The former ‘Al Extremo’ presenter asked him for strength to help her family move forward: “We had so many plans, so many things to do … We were blessed with beautiful children who will miss you so much … Love gives me the strength to carry on for Matías and Mauro, and be the mother they need and deserve. “
He also thanked him for the life they managed to build together: ” Thank you Rodrigo, thank you for 12 years of pure love and happinessThank you for giving me the greatest gift to our Vikings, thank you for being the best dad in the world, a loving husband, a wonderful son, brother, friend … Everyone loved you Ro and you deserved it on pulse love “.
Rodrigo Mejía and Gabriela Crassus were married on November 24, 2012 and had two children.
The actor died in the city of Mérida, Yucatán, where they lived for a few years. His brother, the famous soap opera producer, Salvador Mejia, also confirmed his death, as well as that of his father via Twitter: “It is with deep pain that I share with you that both my father, Don Salvador Mejía, and my brother, Rodrigo Mejía, have passed away. Words of love will be a good start to heal our hearts and rebuild our families. “