The couple, who have been together for over six years, shared their love story on the 3Cat program L'eclipsi. The conversation was full of complicity and sincerity, covering everything from their first meeting to managing the rumors that have surrounded their relationship.
Regarding how they met, there are two versions. Sara Roy recalls seeing Miki Núñez at a concert in Pallars, where her family usually attends local festivals. At that time, she was already known for her participation in the group Macedònia, while he was in the process of casting for Operación Triunfo.
For his part, Miki Núñez, originally from Terrassa, explains that he already knew Sara Roy by reputation and recognized her in the audience. Although he had a partner at the time, the connection was evident. The relationship began to take shape months later, once Miki Núñez left the television contest.
“"I don't know why, I wanted to check if Amanda Seyfried was following me… and if Sara was too. That's when I saw she had commented on a story of mine saying a song was cool."
The singer tried to approach Sara Roy by inviting her to compose together, a proposal she took literally, showing up for the date with her mother. This episode was humorously recalled by the couple.
One of the most notable moments of the interview was the revelation of Miki Núñez's first 'I love you,' which came very early in the relationship, and Sara Roy's initial response, a simple 'thank you,' which led to a funny anecdote between them.
The couple also addressed rumors about a possible relationship between Miki Núñez and Laura Escanes. Both admitted to playing along with the situation, fueling the 'buzz' for fun, and highlighted the strong friendship that unites them.
“"I am a zero-jealous person and I am 100% clear about what I have with him. I do remember receiving an immense amount of messages asking if I was okay and I didn't understand until I saw they were 'shipping' them. We handled it very well, so we don't have to give explanations."
Finally, Miki Núñez reiterated his firm decision to continue singing in Catalan, his mother tongue, a stance he had previously defended and considers fundamental to his artistic career.
