Javier Milei’s ‘lioness’ girlfriend shares spicy glimpse into couple’s sex life and reveals how she really feels about being Argentina’s first lady

Javier Milei’s ‘lioness’ girlfriend has shared some spicy insight into the couple’s love life in a new interview – and admitted she finds ‘the whole first lady thing’ old-fashioned.

Speak with The timesFátima Flórez said there are “no complaints” and “a lot of satisfactions” when it comes to the physical side of their relationship.

Her partner, the recently elected Argentine president, has claimed in the past to be an instructor in tantric sex – a slow, meditative form of intercourse based on Eastern philosophies where the end goal is not an orgasm, but enjoyment of the process.

He has also said he could go three full months without ejaculating and has talked openly about threesomes.

Fátima, a 45-year-old actress, comedian and impersonator, told the outlet that she is “super in love” with the extreme libertarian leader, who has no political experience and has been compared to Donald Trump.

“I’m really addicted to Javier,” she added. ‘Even when we are far apart, we are very close. And when we’re close, we’re close, we’re explosive, explosive, you know what I mean?’

However, Fátima revealed that she has no interest in being the First Lady of Argentina as she considers the concept outdated.

“It’s anachronistic, I completely agree with him, the woman who accompanies her husband in the shadows and without any role, it comes from another era,” she explained.

‘Today’s women are self-sufficient and enterprising. I have my job and he has his.’

The couple started dating in July after meeting on a chat show in December 2022, while Fatima was still married to her husband for 22 years.

Fátima – whose real name is Maria Eugenia Florez – was born in February 1981 and grew up in Olivos, a middle-class neighborhood on the outskirts of Buenos Aires.

The actress’ father, Oscar, is said to have worked as an architect, while her mother Marta is said to have been a geography teacher. The couple shared three daughters and separated when Fatima was nine years old.

In a 2019 interview with Infobae Fátima revealed how she first discovered her talent for impersonations when she was in primary school.

Although she was scared of her year six teacher, the aspiring actress loved mimicking her mannerisms for friends.

Fátima explained: ‘My classmates and I were terribly afraid of her, because she was very demanding.

‘What I did was turn that feeling into humor: I copied her gestures and her way of speaking. They were dying of laughter at home because it came out the same.”

As a teenager, the actress struggled with her self-image and developed anorexia after her parents’ divorce.

In an interview with Pampita Ardohain in 2018, Fátima – who lost just 40 kilos as a teenager – said: ‘I hid it, especially from my parents, when they asked me if I had eaten and I lied to them, I told them yes and I had not eaten anything or I had just eaten an apple.

‘That’s why I always tell parents to check whether their children are eating and what they are doing in the bathroom. I didn’t vomit, I was anorexic.’

However, the star said she built her self-esteem after rediscovering her faith. When she was 17 years old, Fátima became a dancer and appeared in productions by musician Pepito Cibriáns.

Three years later, Fátima joined the band Las Primas and moved to Peru for work – where she met her ex-husband Norberto Marcos, who is almost twenty years her senior.

The couple crossed paths when the band appeared on the hit comedy series La Paisana Jacinta.

After discovering Fátima’s talent for impersonation, Norberto became the singer’s agent, convincing her to adopt a stage name. The couple married in 2001.

When Norberto spoke to Telefe last year, he talked about the early days of their romance.

He explained, “I was the only one who believed in her. Even she didn’t believe in her and we didn’t have a cent.’

In 2012, Fátima co-hosted the Argentinian family game show Plan TV and appeared on the sketch show Journalism for Everyone.

Fátima became famous in Argentina for her impression of then-Vice President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

In conversation with local publication Infobae in 2019, Fátima joked: “When I get angry, my mother tells me I’m more like Cristina’s daughter than hers.”

In December 2022, Fatima met her current boyfriend Javier Milei when they both appeared on Mirtha Legrand’s hugely popular talk show – two months before she officially divorced her husband.

During the interview, Fátima playfully told the politician, “You are too alone for your important role.”

In October, the couple returned to Mirta’s show to confirm they were dating.

Fátima explained: ‘We started talking on Instagram and we started seeing each other much later.

‘It happened very naturally. It happened very little by little. I was working in Uruguay, and we started writing to each other.’

Elsewhere in the interview, Argentina’s new president said: “I am very much in love.” The couple described their love as ‘exotic’.

Fátima then explained how she officially divorced her husband on her birthday in February – likening it to the historic Battle of San Lorenzo in 1813.

After the interview, Fátima pretended to be her new boyfriend in one of her shows.

Sharing one Instagram On a photo of herself backstage, Fátima – who wore a shaggy brown wig and bright blue contact lenses – wrote: ‘I AM YOUR LIONESS.’

In October, Javier shared images of his girlfriend cheering him on at one of his rallies.

He captioned the Instagram images: ‘SHE is the most beautiful flower! I love you… LONG LIVE FREEDOM.”

A political unknown until a few years ago, Javier was elected to the Argentine Parliament in 2021 as a member of La Libertad Avanza (“Freedom Progress”).

Five years ago, he suddenly tried his luck on Argentina’s beloved daytime TV chat shows – and producers quickly realized that viewers couldn’t get enough of his insane claims about his sexual stamina and his brash political views.

He prefers to call himself an anarcho-capitalist, meaning he wants to rip up as much government intervention as possible and leave it all to the free market.