Laura Treto Criticizes Grandparenting: “Some Grandparents Don’t Even Call or Ask About Their Grandkids”

In a recent social media post, Cuban actress Laura Treto emphasized the crucial role her parents, Jorge Treto and Emma Robaina, play in raising her daughter, Havana. "While some grandparents don't even call or ask about their grandkids, my parents would give their hearts for my daughter," the actress declared, making a statement that caught everyone's attention.

This message was widely interpreted as a pointed remark towards actress Isabel Santos, the mother of Havana’s father, Alejandro Mirabal, from whom Laura Treto has been separated for some time. Several months ago, Treto had already commented assertively, “The grandmother of my daughter is the one who loves her. I don’t know who that shared one is.”

The post elicited supportive reactions from her followers, such as: “A grandmother who doesn’t love a grandchild doesn’t love anyone…” and “Your parents are enough…”. Since her daughter was born in 2022, the result of her relationship with Alejandro Mirabal—Isabel Santos' son—Treto has shared intimate and heartfelt moments with her maternal family on social media.

For instance, last May, she organized a birthday party themed around Tangled, where Jorge Treto was the main entertainer. Although they seemed close in the past—during Treto's visit to Cuba in 2022, she shared a warm hug with Isabel Santos in Havana, captioning it with “The mother-in-law… I deliver her alive, alive…”—the relationship now appears to have shifted.

Undoubtedly, at this stage, Laura Treto prioritizes her daughter's emotional well-being and celebrates her parents' unconditional love. She frequently shares on social media moments filled with tenderness, reflection, and, in this case, a clear message about what she finds truly meaningful in her family environment.