Maria Victoria Henao biography: All you need to know about Pablo Escobar’s wife

Maria Victoria Henao biography: All you should be aware of regarding Pablo Escobar’s spouse.

Maria Victoria Henao is the spouse of Pablo Escobar, a once-notorious narcotics kingpin. Their union lasted for 17 years until Pablo was slain by authorities in 1993.

Maria Victoria Henao Biography & Profile Overview

Real Name	Victoria Eugenia Henao Vallejo
Nick Name	Maria Victoria Henao
Age	61 Years Old
Date of Birth (DOB), Birthday	1961
Profession	Author, Writer, and Businesswoman
Famous For	Spouse of the infamous drug trafficker “Pablo Escobar”
Birthplace	Colombia
Nationality	Colombian
Sexuality	Straight
Religion	Christian
Gender	Female
Ethnicity	White
Zodiac	Taurus
Current Residence	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Height/ Tall	Feet & Inches: 5’7″ Centimetres: 170 cm Meters: 1.70 m
Weight	Kilograms: 75 Kg Pounds: 165 lbs
Body Measurements (Chest-waist-hips)	34-26-35 inches
Bra Cup Size	32 B
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Dark Brown
Dress Size	3 (US)
Shoe Size	7 (US)
Marital Status	Widowed
Ex-Boyfriend	Not Known
Current Boyfriend	None
Husband/Spouse	Pablo Escobar (1976-1993)
Children	Son: Sebastián Marroquín also known as Juan Pablo Escobar Daughter: Manuela Escobar

Early Life and Background

Born in 1961, Maria Victoria Henao originates from Colombia. Her parents, Carlos Henao Vallejo and Leonor Zuleta, hail from the small locality of Palmira Valle Del Cauca. During her childhood, she was accompanied by her sister, Pastora Henao Bayen, and her brother, Carlos Mario Henao Vallejo, who was involved with Pablo Escobar.

Personal Journey

At the age of 13, Maria Victoria Henao’s life path crossed with that of Pablo Escobar, facilitated by her brother’s connection with him. Their relationship developed quickly, creating a strong and immediate bond. Nevertheless, her family had concerns regarding this relationship, fully cognizant of Pablo Escobar’s engagement in illegal endeavors. Given her brother’s ties to Pablo Escobar, Maria Victoria Henao and Pablo Escobar opted to elope to solidify their relationship.

At just 15, Maria Victoria Henao wedded Pablo Escobar. In spite of the lack of family support, she welcomed their first child, Sebastián Marroquín, at the age of 16. Later, their daughter, Manuela Escobar, was born in 1984.

Maria Victoria Henao remained Pablo Escobar’s wife until 1993 when the Colombian drug lord was killed by Colombian authorities on the rooftop of a Medellin neighborhood.

She found herself widowed at the young age of 32.

This woman was married to Pablo Escobar for 17 years, and while the world may harbor negative opinions about Escobar, to Maria, the drug kingpin made her feel like royalty.

Born in 1961 in Colombia, Maria Escobar originates from the quaint village of Palmira Valle Del Cauca, raised by her parents, Carlos Henao Vallejo and Leonor Zuleta.

Alongside her two siblings, a brother named Carlos Mario Henao Vallejo (who collaborated with Pablo) and a sister named Pastora Henao Bayen, she grew up.

In 1974, 13-year-old Maria encountered Pablo Escobar through her brother Carlos (who was affiliated with him), and the pair fell for each other.

In her memoir, Mrs. Escobar: My Life With Pablo, Maria narrates how Escobar courted her: “He treated me like a fairy princess, and I was convinced he was my Prince Charming,”

Controversies

Maria Victoria Henao’s comprehension of her husband’s actions was initially restricted to his supposed real estate pursuits. However, as time elapsed, she came to realize that the man she adored was ensnared in a web of deceit and extramarital relations. A notable affair was with journalist Virginia Vallejo, widely publicized. Despite being aware of Pablo Escobar’s betrayals, Maria Victoria Henao elected to remain loyal.

The dramatic turning point of Pablo Escobar’s existence transpired on December 2, 1993, when he was killed by Colombian police with assistance from the U.S. Despite claims of Maria Victoria Henao’s involvement in her husband’s illegal activities, substantial proof was absent. After 15 months, she and her son were cleared from custody, their association with his dealings inconclusive.

Now a recognized lecturer and architect, her son authored the esteemed book “Pablo Escobar: My Father.” In contrast, her daughter has distanced herself from the family’s history and has chosen not to discuss her father publicly.