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Stephanie Cayo denies pregnancy rumors after photos with Alejandro Sanz

Stephanie Cayo addressed rumors of a possible pregnancy via Instagram, denying speculations after a photo from her trip with Alejandro Sanz.

22 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Recently, a photograph of Stephanie Cayo and Alejandro Sanz sparked rumors regarding a possible pregnancy. In the image, Cayo appears in a bikini, making a gesture with her hands over her abdomen that has generated speculation among her followers and the media.

In response to the attention garnered, Cayo decided to address the circulating versions on social media. Through her Instagram stories, the actress mentioned that she has received questions about the topic, even from her own family.

"Even my mother has asked me. The answer is no," Stephanie Cayo wrote, clarifying that she is not expecting a baby. This statement came after the publication of photos from her recent trip in Spain with Sanz.

The rumors began to gain traction after the couple shared a series of moments from their seaside getaway, prompting many to interpret Cayo's gesture as an announcement of pregnancy. However, her response has put an end to speculation for the time being.

The actress and the musician enjoyed the company of family and friends during their time off, and Cayo has decided to directly tackle the rumors surrounding her personal life.

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