Jessica Goicoechea and Manu Moreno, caught holding hands in Vilanova i la Geltrú after reconciliation rumors were rekindled

Jessica Goicoechea and Manu Moreno have once again placed themselves in the center of the media spotlight after being seen walking hand in hand in Vilanova i la Geltrú (Barcelona), in what many interpret as a possible romantic reunion between the two.

The information was advanced by the journalist Javi Hoyos through his social networks, where he shared a video in which, according to him, the couple can be seen walking with total naturalness and without hiding from those who might recognize them. “A few days ago several followers caught Jessica Goicoechea and Manu Moreno holding hands in Vilanova i la Geltrú. They had no problem being seen”, explained Hoyos, who stressed that the image evidences a close relationship between the two.

Goicoechea and Moreno already maintained a relationship in the past, although this came to an end. However, their recent appearances together have reopened all speculations. “This image proves that they have had a date again and that they have felt free to hold hands”, added the communicator, who claims to have consulted sources close to both. These sources indicate that, although there would not be an official confirmation of reconciliation, they would have had meetings in recent months. “They are friends, but they have had a series of dates”, indicate the information collected by Hoyos.

The situation occurs amidst other recent speculations that linked Jessica Goicoechea with other public figures, which has contributed to increasing the media interest about her sentimental life.

For the moment, neither Jessica Goicoechea nor Manu Moreno have confirmed or denied a possible reconciliation. Nor have they made public comments about the disseminated images. Javi Hoyos concludes that, despite the photographs and the gesture of complicity between them, “it is not on record whether they are currently a couple or not”, leaving the definition of their relationship in the hands of the protagonists, and that in any case, they are single people who can do what they want, and as the communicator affirms: it will be them who will put a name to what they have and the steps they want to take.