Emma Coronel on Her Marriage to Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán
Emma Coronel Aispuro, the wife of infamous drug lord Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, recently opened up about her feelings toward their long and tumultuous marriage. In a rare interview with Oxygen, she provided an inside look at her life during and after her time connected to the notorious cartel leader.
Reflections on Marriage
Emma described the complexities of being married to El Chapo, hinting at the challenges they faced due to his high-profile criminal activities. She conveyed mixed emotions about their decades-long relationship, acknowledging both the hardships and the loyalty she felt.
“It wasn’t an easy life, being with someone like him,” Coronel said, emphasizing the sacrifices she made to support her husband.
Life After Prison
Since El Chapo’s imprisonment, Emma has discussed how she is navigating her own life, striving to find balance amid intense public scrutiny. She expressed a desire to move forward and build a new chapter while still acknowledging her past.
“I’m focused on my daughters and my future now,” she shared, highlighting her priority on family and normalcy.
Emma Coronel’s story offers a rare personal perspective on the human side behind one of the world’s most infamous criminal figures, revealing the emotional complexities of loyalty, family, and resilience in extraordinary circumstances.
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