Overview
- On Thursday, Aug. 13, Mario Hart told the podcast Sin más que decir that he and Korina Rivadeneira agreed not to introduce new romantic partners to their children unless a relationship is clearly serious and consolidated.
- Both parents say they maintain an excellent co‑parenting relationship and have not sought therapy since the separation, with Hart emphasizing weekend custody routines that future partners must accept.
- Korina Rivadeneira has begun the process of freezing her eggs to preserve the option of having another child in the future, a decision she described to fertility specialist Dr. Luis Noriega Hoces as a way to avoid later regret.
- Public signals from the pair differ: Hart has suggested a distant possibility of reconciliation and invited former partner Leslie Shaw onto his show, while Korina publicly rejected reports of romantic feeling and framed their bond as parental affection.
- The story is unfolding through podcasts, TV appearances and tabloids, so the next developments to watch are how the co‑parenting rules are enforced, whether either parent changes their public stance, and how new relationships handle the agreed boundaries.