Are Kara and Guillermo Still Together?
From what Sportskeeda laid out, these two have slid from “cute couple with cultural differences” to “people who can’t even be bothered to keep each other’s pictures on Instagram.” And honestly, that’s usually not a great sign unless you’re, like, trying to win the Witness Protection Program.
Guillermo legitimately thinks Kara is cheating—his words, not mine—because he saw her laughing and texting. Now, maybe that’s paranoia. Maybe it’s intuition. Or maybe he’s just exhausted from new-dad life (they’ve got baby Nicolas at home). But Kara? She flat-out denied it. Said she’d never cheat. Which… I want to believe her, but then there’s the part about them sleeping in separate bedrooms. Separate bedrooms, people. That’s like the marital version of a yellow light—you can keep going, but maybe you should stop and reassess before you crash.
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And ohhh, let’s talk about the job thing. Guillermo quit his job—plus the health benefits—to chase his pilot dream. Admirable? Sure. Practical? Not when you’ve got a newborn and bills. Kara called it irresponsible, which, yeah… I mean, I get both sides. Chasing dreams is important, but so is, you know, buying diapers.
Social media detectives have noticed the little signs too—unfollowed each other, photos gone, wedding rings missing in recent pics. No official “we’re done” post yet, but couples rarely make those anyway unless they want a PR moment. The vibe is… separate lives. And maybe separate futures.
Oh, and the Tell All episode is coming up, so maybe they’ll clear the air, or maybe they’ll just lob passive-aggressive comments at each other while everyone else watches with popcorn. Honestly, I wouldn’t put money on a happy reconciliation.
But then again… sometimes these reality TV couples pull a complete U-turn and suddenly they’re posting beach selfies together again. So who knows? Relationships are weird like that. And theirs? Extra weird.
I keep thinking—if they are still together, it’s not in the same “we’re in this as a team” way we saw before. It’s more like “we’re co-pilots on a turbulent flight, and one of us just walked out of the cockpit.”
