¡Surprise! Colombian hitmaker Maluma was recently spotted in Aspen, Colorado, in the company of a stunning lady with brunette locks. The singer looked relaxed and happy in the snow as he shared confidences – and a table – with the beautiful woman, who turned out to be Russian model Vivien Rubin.
Could the Mala Mía singer be ready to start a new love story after his breakup with Natalia Barulich? It was back in October that the model announced her split with the star to Page Six: “I love Juan Luis (Maluma) very much but right now we need to take time for ourselves and our careers so that we can continue to grow as artists and individuals.”
The pictures were taken at The Snow Lodge, where the singer and Vivien had lunch together under the sun
¿A new romance?
Surrounded by the beautiful scenary of Aspen, Maluma and Vivien were spotted together in public, although they were not alone. The singer travelled with his parents and his sister.
Maluma and Vivien, sport lovers
The couple got their gear on and enjoyed some time in the snow practicing snowboarding. Maluma’s mom, Marlli Arias also joined them and they were seen happily chatting all together in the cable car.
Very close
The No se me quita singer was very affectionate with the 27-year-old beauty, who currently lives in LA. Sharing intimate moments, laughing and walking arm in arm, Maluma and Vivien looked like the perfect couple.
Vivien gave little clues on social media
The model shared a beautiful photo on social media in the same spot where she had lunch with the famous Colombian. Wearing the same outfit she chose for her date in the snow, the model wrote a mysterious “whatever” as a caption.
Ready for 2020
Maluma also shared a beautiful picture in the snow, promising good vibes for the new year, “this year will be big and full of light,” he said on his account.
So far, neither Maluma nor Vivien have confirmed their relationship, but his forecast appears to be right... Along with Vivien, he started the year surrounded by his loved ones and under the shining sun!
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