Actress Photos Actress Melanie Vallejo HD Photos and Wallpapers May 2022 By GethuCinema Admin May 8, 2022 Related Posts Actress Melanie Vallejo HD Photos and Wallpapers May 2022 Actress Melanie Vallejo HD Photos and Wallpapers March 2021 Actress Melanie Vallejo HD Photos and Wallpapers March 2019 Actress Melanie Vallejo HD Photos and Wallpapers October 2018 Actress Melanie Vallejo HD Photos and Wallpapers April 2018 Share This Post FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppReddItTelegram My beautiful mum Anna passed away last November. She was 69. I am utterly devastated and also… ok. Mostly I’m fine because my brain accepts that death is a natural and essential part of life. At some point we all say goodbye to our parents -we just hope it’s not too soon. But my heart, oh my poor heart, physically aches when I think about living my life without her in it. I miss her. I miss her laugh. I miss her hugs. She was the strongest, coolest, most brilliant woman I’d ever met. I loved her (obviously) but I also really, really, really liked her. Like, if she wasn’t my mum I’d totally want to hang out with her and be mates. She was the only person in the whole wide world I genuinely enjoyed talking to on the telephone. Which is lucky because living in different countries during the COVID lockdown years, FaceTime was our best friend. We talked every single day. Chatting about everything and nothing. Sharing secrets, laughing til we cried. Six months on I thought by now I’d have the words to express my grief.. but… it’s still too soon and the hole she has left in my heart is too big. And that’s okay. Grief is a strange beast but I’m learning to make friends with it. So for today I’ll remember her and thank her for making me the woman I am. Thank you Mama, I love you. And I’m sending love to all of you out there who find today tricky. Find someone to give you a good cuddle. If you see me, I’ll happily give you one xx My beautiful mum Anna passed away last November. She was 69. I am utterly devastated and also… ok. Mostly I’m fine because my brain accepts that death is a natural and essential part of life. At some point we all say goodbye to our parents -we just hope it’s not too soon. But my heart, oh my poor heart, physically aches when I think about living my life without her in it. I miss her. I miss her laugh. I miss her hugs. She was the strongest, coolest, most brilliant woman I’d ever met. I loved her (obviously) but I also really, really, really liked her. Like, if she wasn’t my mum I’d totally want to hang out with her and be mates. She was the only person in the whole wide world I genuinely enjoyed talking to on the telephone. Which is lucky because living in different countries during the COVID lockdown years, FaceTime was our best friend. We talked every single day. Chatting about everything and nothing. Sharing secrets, laughing til we cried. Six months on I thought by now I’d have the words to express my grief.. but… it’s still too soon and the hole she has left in my heart is too big. And that’s okay. Grief is a strange beast but I’m learning to make friends with it. So for today I’ll remember her and thank her for making me the woman I am. Thank you Mama, I love you. And I’m sending love to all of you out there who find today tricky. Find someone to give you a good cuddle. If you see me, I’ll happily give you one xx My beautiful mum Anna passed away last November. She was 69. I am utterly devastated and also… ok. Mostly I’m fine because my brain accepts that death is a natural and essential part of life. At some point we all say goodbye to our parents -we just hope it’s not too soon. But my heart, oh my poor heart, physically aches when I think about living my life without her in it. I miss her. I miss her laugh. I miss her hugs. She was the strongest, coolest, most brilliant woman I’d ever met. I loved her (obviously) but I also really, really, really liked her. Like, if she wasn’t my mum I’d totally want to hang out with her and be mates. She was the only person in the whole wide world I genuinely enjoyed talking to on the telephone. Which is lucky because living in different countries during the COVID lockdown years, FaceTime was our best friend. We talked every single day. Chatting about everything and nothing. Sharing secrets, laughing til we cried. Six months on I thought by now I’d have the words to express my grief.. but… it’s still too soon and the hole she has left in my heart is too big. And that’s okay. Grief is a strange beast but I’m learning to make friends with it. So for today I’ll remember her and thank her for making me the woman I am. Thank you Mama, I love you. And I’m sending love to all of you out there who find today tricky. Find someone to give you a good cuddle. If you see me, I’ll happily give you one xx My beautiful mum Anna passed away last November. She was 69. I am utterly devastated and also… ok. Mostly I’m fine because my brain accepts that death is a natural and essential part of life. At some point we all say goodbye to our parents -we just hope it’s not too soon. But my heart, oh my poor heart, physically aches when I think about living my life without her in it. I miss her. I miss her laugh. I miss her hugs. She was the strongest, coolest, most brilliant woman I’d ever met. I loved her (obviously) but I also really, really, really liked her. Like, if she wasn’t my mum I’d totally want to hang out with her and be mates. She was the only person in the whole wide world I genuinely enjoyed talking to on the telephone. Which is lucky because living in different countries during the COVID lockdown years, FaceTime was our best friend. We talked every single day. Chatting about everything and nothing. Sharing secrets, laughing til we cried. Six months on I thought by now I’d have the words to express my grief.. but… it’s still too soon and the hole she has left in my heart is too big. And that’s okay. Grief is a strange beast but I’m learning to make friends with it. So for today I’ll remember her and thank her for making me the woman I am. Thank you Mama, I love you. And I’m sending love to all of you out there who find today tricky. Find someone to give you a good cuddle. If you see me, I’ll happily give you one xx Happy Saturday from my little family to yours 🥰 Eight excellent years married to this joker 🥂💕 If your cafe has great food & coffee, sure, I’ll frequent you. But if you have a kids section complete with toys AND tiny tables & chairs? Shut up and take all my money. All glammed up and ready for the @lorealaustralia #boldbeyondbeauty event at The Ivy. #lorealparisau #ambassador Dress by @moochi_ Earrings by @olivianzstore Hair and makeup by me!! (With the help of @lorealaustralia 😉) ❤️ 💕 🙈 #mondayfeels An extremely rare sight: two actresses struggle to find the camera 📸 . . Non stop giggles with my lady love 💕 An extremely rare sight: two actresses struggle to find the camera 📸 . . Non stop giggles with my lady love 💕 This kid 😍 Last week in Adelaide with his LoLo (aka Grandad, aka Rodriguez 😎) Mother’s Day spent with these legends 💕 “Sit back and enjoy the ride” #upgrademovie In US & NZ cinemas NOW! June 14 in AU Swipe to watch the trailer *Rated MA 15 * “Sit back and enjoy the ride” #upgrademovie In US & NZ cinemas NOW! June 14 in AU Swipe to watch the trailer *Rated MA 15 * 💪🏼👟👟💪🏼 Loves a puddle 💦 🐒🐒🐒 the cutest little monkeys at #aucklandzoo Happy birthday to my gorgeous Mama. You’re a ray of pure sunshine, not to mention a stone cold fox 🙌🏼 We love you!!! 😘 …but not too fast. Mural by @kell.sunshine Thanks L’Oréal Paris Elvive for keeping my hair nourished and protected from those pesky industrial strength winds 🌬 See my stories for my latest hair freshen up, thanks to the divine @mj_bymatjohnson (who was also responsible for my shiny mane in the above ad ⬆️) #ambassador @lorealaustralia #lorealparisau TagsMelanie Vallejo Previous articleActress Abby Coleman HD Photos and Wallpapers May 2022Next articleActress McKaley Miller HD Photos and Wallpapers May 2022