Cindy Waratin stated that the imminent conclusion of the Englot professional partnership should not be presented as a unilateral and cold decision by Engfa. As she wrote, since 2024 both had repeatedly talked about how the end of their contracts would bring an end to their collaboration under the current terms, and had described the situation as a countdown. Waratín pointed out that Charlotte had explained that both sought to strengthen their personal relationship in order to maintain a bond after the professional one ended. She added that, starting in early 2026, the transition was already reflected in a gradual reduction of joint work and a greater emphasis on their individual projects, as part of prior agreements. She also stated that both had discussed in interviews throughout the year the gap between the duration of their contracts, which could make it difficult for them to work together professionally, although they had expressed their willingness to work together again if the opportunity arose. Waratin considered it dishonest to suggest that the issue was being mentioned for the first time or that the decision was only the result of one of them or a romantic interest; she wrote that the transition had been addressed for almost two years. #Engfa #Charlotte #RelacionesLaborales (translated)
