Just days after announcing her breakup with Fabián Fontaine, Imaray Ulloa took to TikTok, igniting social media with a video interpreted by many as a pointed commentary on their separation. The video quickly garnered 1.5 million views.
The clip is captioned, "No one from your past needs to be in your present." In it, Imaray shares a thought-provoking message: "No one from your past has to be in your present because your past has already served its purpose. It's shaped you, taught you, and no longer represents you."
Her words resonated with followers, who connected them to her recent split from surgeon Fabián Fontaine, with whom she had a nearly five-year relationship: "Not everyone is meant to be by your side forever. Some people come into your life to teach, others to push you forward, and some to show you what you never want to experience again."
She concluded with what some perceived as a veiled warning against rekindling past flames: "Often, going back isn't love; it's fear of starting anew, comfort in the familiar, and avoidance of building something different."
Comments flooded in from all sides. Some referenced cosmetic procedures many associate with her relationship with the surgeon. One user remarked, "Every time she ends a relationship, she makes the same videos, how original." Another, claiming to be a time traveler, ominously predicted, "You'll end up alone, friend. I come from the future."
However, supporters were quick to defend her, pointing out that no one truly knows the intricacies of another's relationship and that her message holds value beyond the romantic context.
This wasn't the only video Imaray released during that period. Prior to the breakup announcement, she had posted another clip featuring Karol G and Becky's song "Mamiii," with the message: "What is neglected cools; what is ignored drifts; what is not valued is lost."
The breakup between Imaray and Fabián was officially announced on July 29 in a joint Instagram video, where they described the separation as amicable and mutual.
Adding another layer to the drama, Yubrán Luna, Imaray's ex-partner of seven years, also chimed in with a parody on July 31, which many interpreted as a subtle jab, amassing over 13,000 likes.
As discussions continue in the comments, Imaray seems resolute: "To grow, you must be willing to let go of people who are no longer part of your present."