Yalitza Aparicio and boyfriend© andremontesf

Yalitza Aparicio gets into her role of GF to celebrate her boyfriend’s latest accomplishment

The ‘Roma’ star took time from her busy agenda for the VIP in her life


MARCH 12, 2020 1:50 PM EDT

Following her Oscar nomination for Best Actress for her role in Roma,  Yalitza Aparicio  has spent her time traveling the world, using her voice to spread awareness on women’s rights and hitting up star-studded parties here and there. But while filling up her agenda with all sorts of events, Yalitza took time for a VIP in her life, her boyfriend, Andre Montes. The Oaxaca-born star and her love celebrated his latest accomplishment – his graduation for becoming a surgical dentist. Cue the awws!

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Yalitza and her boyfriend share an interest for hiking

On his social media, Yalitza’s BF shared a sweet photo of them taking a selfie and captioned it: “Cirugano Dentista,” which translates to surgical dentist. Andre got his studies from Mexico City’s prestigious university, La Universidad Autónoma de Mexico (UNAM).

Although the Oaxaca-born actress keeps her social media feed on the professional side, her boyfriend is much more open to sharing cute photos of the young couple. As most couples do, his snaps show them doing everything from going hiking to attending formal events and embracing in romantic moments. Out of 18 posts, almost half of them are with Yalitza!

Following her acting debut, the 26-year-old has starred in fashion campaigns but most importantly she’s using her rise to fame for activism and women’s empowerment, especially those in indigenous communities. Yalitza even made a surprise appearance in Chilean singer Mon Laferte’s music video for her powerful track Plata Ta Tá, which is a lyrical protest against the austerity and police brutality that was happening in Chile late 2019.

The former school teacher also appears on the cover of Marie Claire Mexico’s March issue alongside the Argentine model, Macarena Achaga and Mexican actress Tessa Ia, representing the ‘generation of change.’