Overview
- In a first‑person El Comercio column, Jaime Bayly recounts that his wife spent her 37th birthday afternoon with her karate instructor, who was also celebrating, and returned about an hour late.
- Bayly writes that he told his daughter he would not be surprised if her mother and the instructor were lovers and added that her mother is free to be with whomever she wants.
- According to Bayly, the daughter disclosed his remarks during the birthday dinner, prompting Silvia Núñez del Arco to confront him and call him “mentiroso y malhablado.”
- Bayly says the family went home in silence, he could not sleep despite taking pills, and he canceled planned trips to Buenos Aires and Paris the next day.
- Coverage notes no independent confirmation of any affair, and a new report says Núñez del Arco has set her Instagram account to private without issuing a public statement.