Bertín Osborne is fed up. So much so that he stopped one of his concerts to inform his followers of an unexpected decision about his professional future, at least on television.
The singer was back on stage after having had to postpone several concerts due to Covid-19, and could not help but share with his followers his feelings about how he is experiencing all the controversies that currently surround his personal life and how they affect his I work in television.
These first weeks of the year in which you have had to take extreme care of your health would have made you reflect on your life in general. "Never in my life have I been so bad, bad as a dog. I had never been in bed for seven, eight days without being able to get up," she confessed. "They have given me all the rubbish that one can take to avoid coughing, I don't even want to laugh because if I laugh, I cough."
Even with the consequences, the singer acknowledged that he has reached a point in his life where he simply wants to be happy and do what he enjoys. That, as things stand, does not include television, where it seems that she has become the favorite target of some professionals after her unexpected paternity with Gabriela Guillén.
"I'll probably continue making music, I'll continue singing because that's what amuses me the most, but I'll get the rest out of the way anyway, because I'm already fed up," he stated bluntly. "This amuses me much more than television, I have to tell you. I have less left, I have less left."
The singer also acknowledged that his followers were not in the best of spirits after having suffered an unexpected loss a few days ago. A woman he fell in love with when he was 20 died last week. He had written her hit song Hug Me, Love, Hug Me. "A very cute girl, with three or four children and a wonderful husband," they lamented. "Those things that affect you now, why, as they said, people are dying who have never died before."
The artist gave everything for his Alicante audience, more dedicated than usual to show all his support for the singer, who did not hesitate to thank them for their presence at the end of the concert. "For me it is very nice to come back because I really, really have to tell you that I had a very bad time," he insisted. "To come back here and start again, it's been very, very special."
Last weekend Gabriela Guillén returned to 'Friday!' after her live interview and facing all the controversies that have arisen since then. The Paraguayan confirmed that she has filed a paternity lawsuit against Bertín Osborne: "My lawyers are taking care of this, I cannot give more information. It has already started."
Some evidence that the singer had been asking for for weeks, and it is still not known if he has received notification. "I imagine that the people who are in your environment or in mine will be in charge of making it public," Guillén stated.
