Ana Obregón includes her daughter-limpia in the traditional swimsuit photo every summer.

BarcelonaAna Obregón stars on the cover of the latest issue ofHello!, together with Anita, the daughter born with the frozen sperm of her deceased sonAless Lequio. The actress has been photographed and given an exclusive interview to the magazine from El Manantial, the family home in Mallorca where she spends her summers and which she and her siblings have put up for sale. The publication of this issue comes five years after her son's death from cancer and includes a new summer portrait of the actress—which has recently included the presence of her little girl—thus maintaining a tradition of years and locks that has become famous in the tabloids. The swimsuit she wears this year is haute couture, the Camelia Rouge model by the Victoria Cimadevilla brand, and costs more than 300 euros.

"This house has witnessed all the important moments of my life, but now it's time to say goodbye," explains Obregón. She affirms that the house, built by her father, has been the setting for the García Obregón family's happiest memories and that it was also her son Aless's favorite place. She hasn't yet digested the decision to sell it, although she has already received visits from interested parties and some offers. For her, the sentimental value of this place, where her son spent much of his childhood, is such that the process of saying goodbye is becoming slow and emotionally complex.

Since Anita's birth two years and five months ago, Obregón has taken on raising her alone. The decision generated intense public debate, but over time, she explains, she has learned to ignore other opinions. "The only thing I regret is all the hours I worked instead of spending time with my son," she confesses to the magazine. The 70-year-old celebrity talks about her current situation, which focuses on prioritizing her daughter, whom she calls "Dynamite Anita" for her inexhaustible energy and playful nature: "She is my joy and my reason for living," she assures.

Currently, the actress organizes her life around her little girl. In the mornings they spend them playing in the garden.The Spring or going down to the beach, where Anita enjoys the water and building sandcastles. Afternoons are for walks, storytelling, and educational activities tailored to her age. Obregón admits that her professional schedule has taken a backseat and that she has significantly reduced her public appearances to prioritize parenting: "Now I only worry about being happy with her and giving her all the love she deserves." She says the little girl has boundless energy, is very curious, and closely resembles her father. "I think she'll go more for an actress than a scientist," she confesses to the magazine, recalling her own training as a biologist. She also explains that the girl is very intelligent, "like her father," and that she increasingly reminds her of him, both in her gestures and expressions.