The actress talked about her current relationship with her sister’s boyfriend, Angie Cepeda, between 1997 and 2005 – credit @urbanaplayfm/Instagram
Lorna Cepeda’s Current Professional Journey
Lorna Cepeda, best known as Patricia Fernández from the iconic series Yo soy Ugly Betty, is experiencing a significant period in her career. At 55 years old, the Colombian actress is balancing an international theater tour with the upcoming season of the series that first brought her fame, set to premiere on Prime Video.
Currently, Cepeda is focusing on her role in the theatrical production Muertas de la Risa, a dark comedy where she stars alongside her former Ugly Betty castmate Natalia Ramírez. Directed by Juan Ricardo Gómez, the play has already toured Caracas and was met with enthusiastic audiences at the BCP Convention Hall in Asunción, Paraguay. Buenos Aires awaits as the next stop, featuring a residency at the prestigious Broadway Theater on Corrientes Street.
Reflections on Diego Torres
During her recent visit to Argentina, Lorna was a guest on Matías Martin’s program on Urban Play, where she discussed her family’s connection to singer Diego Torres, the former boyfriend of her sister, Angie Cepeda. The two had an eight-year relationship marked by admiration and mutual affection.
When speaking about Torres, Lorna expressed fondness: “Dieguito has been super cute all his life.” Despite the lapse in contact, she emphasized that warmth remains within the family: “We haven’t spoken, but we always remember him with great affection.”
She reflected on how Torres was especially supportive during their family’s trying times, notably when their mother passed away, stating: “He behaved very well when my mother died.”
The Enduring Legacy of Diego Torres and Angie Cepeda
Diego Torres and Angie Cepeda were once a beloved couple within the Latin American entertainment scene. Their relationship, which began in 1997, spanned nearly eight years and was characterized by deep affection and creativity. Torres’s experiences during their relationship deeply influenced his work, inspiring songs such as You, which resonated with fans worldwide.
Even after their amicable split in 2005, the mutual respect and affection lingered. Nearly two decades later, both artists reunited professionally for the comedy film Tell Me What You Want (Really), released on the ViX platform in 2023. Their collaboration has demonstrated that their bond remains strong, both personally and professionally, showcasing their growth and maturity over the years.
Torres has expressed a deep appreciation for Colombia, emphasizing its significance in his life: “Colombia has been in my life in key moments… I always say that Colombia is like my land.” This sentiment highlights the lasting cultural and personal connections forged during his time with Angie.