WORLD● LOW2h ago · Sep 7, 2026, 8:01 AM
They are couple's therapists, they fell in love when she was his student and each lived at one end of the world: how they tested their love and formed a blended family 'suddenly'
Clarín · global
Sam Jinich lived in San Francisco and Natalia Gilabert, in Buenos Aires. They met in a course, bet on a long-distance relationship, and were surprised by the pandemic. 'One knows where things start, but not where they end': what they learned about love after years of helping other couples.
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