Ethel Pozo
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15 December 1980
Ethel Pozo | |
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| Born | Ethel Rocío Pozo Valcárcel 15 December 1980 Lima, Peru |
| Alma mater | University of Lima (BA) |
| Occupations | TV presenter, TV personality, businesswoman |
| Spouse | Julián Alexander (2022–present) |
| Children | 2 |
| Parent | Gisela Valcárcel (mother) |
Ethel Rocío Pozo Valcárcel (born 15 December 1980) is a Peruvian television presenter, television personality, and businesswoman.
Pozo is the daughter of television presenter Gisela Valcárcel and Jorge Pozo.[1][2][3] Due to her father's absence, Ethel was raised by her great-uncle through Gisela as her paternal figure.[4][5] She attended her first years in school at San Felipe college (Miraflores) and afterwards at Newton College in Lima.[1] She would later attend the University of Lima, where she graduated with a degree in communications.[6] She later did her post-graduate studies at the same university for Corporate, Identity, and Advertising Communications.[7]
In 2014, Pozo took part in the film Loco cielo de Abril, directed by Sandro Ventura.[8] In 2017, she made her directing debut alongside Yaco Eskenazi, for the TV program Mi mamá cocina mejor que la tuya, which she directed until 2023.[9][10][11]
In 2018, she acted alongside her mother in the teleseries De vuelta al barrio, and would later star in the theatrical work Hadas, nunca dejes de soñar.[12] In 2019, she led the special El show después del show with Renzo Schüller, Natalia Salas, and Edson Dávila "Giselo".[13] That same year, she was a part of the movie Papá X Tres and also acted in the theatrical piece Ciudad de fantasía.
In 2020, she was invited to become part of the morning program América hoy, where she returned to working with Dávila and would add on later Janet Barboza, Christian Domínguez and Melissa Paredes, the latter being replaced later by Brunella Horna.[6] In 2021, Pozo released a book titled Nace una madre, ¿Nace la culpa?. In 2022, she began to work with Eskenazi again on the new show by her mothers production company GV Producciones: En esta cocina mando yo.[14]
Personal life
Pozo was married to Fernando Garabán with whom she had two daughters: Doménica and Luana.[1][11][15] After they divorced, she had a relationship with actor and comedian Pedro Cabrera from 2014 to 2018.[16]
After they separated, she began a relationship with Julián Alexander, the brother of television producer Michelle Alexander, whom she would later marry on a rural estate in Pachacamac in September 2022. It was a private ceremony with no media presence allowed.[1]