Pablo Lyle reappears on social networks

Actor Pablo Lyle , who lives under house arrest in Miami, disappeared from social networks after being accused of involuntary manslaughter. A little over a year after his life changed completely, Lyle reappeared in a photograph of his wife Ana Araujo .

While the actor is waiting for his hearing in the United States, which was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, his wife remains by his side supporting him in the most difficult moments.

Through his social networks, Lyle's wife, who has not left him alone during all this time, wrote him an encouraging message and shared emotional family images through his Instagram Stories .

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In the publication you can see an image in which Pablo appears with his sister Silvia Lyle , while in another photograph you can see him accompanied by his brother-in-law Lucas Delfino .

"I love you so much," were the words that Ana wrote in the image and that she dedicates to Pablo, with whom she shares two children, Arantza and Mauro .

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During these days, Lyle, 32, is waiting for his hearing, which was scheduled for Friday, March 20, but Bruce Lehr , one of his lawyers, said in an email sent to the AP that he was "cancelled".

It was the actor's first hearing since the Miami judge,  Dade Marlene Fernández-Karavetsos, denied him permission to travel and reside in his native country while the judicial process is being aired. No new date appears in the online court file.

Lyle is charged with manslaughter for fatally beating a senior man after a vehicular confrontation in Miami. A judge dismissed his allegations that he acted in self-defense, and the actor is still waiting for a higher court to resolve his appeal.

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According to an interview from the "Ventaneando" program, Lehr referred to how the actor feels about the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.

"Many people believe that it is very easy for Pablo to have been under house arrest in Miami for almost a year. For him it is an alien country and now with the coronavirus outbreak and the mandatory quarantine, people will realize how difficult it is not to to be able to leave home, "said the lawyer.

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The 32-year-old actor has pleaded not guilty and alleges that he was trying to protect his children and family when he hit Juan Ricardo Hernández in a vehicular confrontation a year ago.

Hernández, 63, suffered a brain injury and died four days later in a hospital.

The protagonist of the Mexican soap opera "My adorable curse" was released on parole after posting bail of about $ 50,000. He is living in Miami in his sister's apartment.

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