Edmundo Arrocet has returned to Spain, and he has not done it in any way, but he does so by appearing on the cover of the magazine Diez Minutos and talking like never before about his partner for six years, María Teresa Campos; and charging against his daughters, Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego.
A return that was already anticipated, although not with statements of the magnitude that the Chilean has decided to make. The comedian has not remained silent, telling everything he experienced in his relationship with the presenter in a devastating way, in a very painful moment for the Campos family, who still mourns the death of the great journalist.
Edmundo Arrocet speaks after the death of María Teresa and assures that he is not able to assimilate that the communicator, with whom he had an intense relationship, has died. A death that caught him by surprise, since no one informed him of what happened and, as Carmen Borrego commented in previous statements, Edmundo knew "nothing" about his mother's illness.
The comedian affirms that despite the separation, he still loves and respects his "Teresita", as he still affectionately calls her. The couple had their first contact in What a Happy Time, in 2012; and two years later they confirmed their relationship, which lasted six years and ended with a bitter breakup.
Now, Edmundo has had no qualms about revealing some of the best kept secrets of his long relationship with the presenter. For example, the Chilean reveals that "Teresita wanted us to get married so that I could have a pension," in an attempt to guarantee her financial security in case something happened to her. An economy that mostly depended on him, since he was the one who "paid for everything."
A relationship, that after years of being her "night caretaker" and taking care of everything in the house where they lived, the luxurious mansion that the presenter owned in Las Rozas, of more than 1,600 square meters; It ended due to "Teresa's jealousy", but the presence of her daughters did not contribute either.
Carmen Borrego, upon finding out about Edmundo's interview, could not help but explode. "If she didn't respect her in life, she could respect her now that she's gone, although I don't think she has anything bad to say about my mother or us," she insisted in a television intervention just a few hours before. What's more, Carmen believes that if she and her sister had confronted the Chilean at the time, things would have changed a lot because, as she maintains, "he caught my mother at a very weak moment, she didn't feel supported by him and he made her a lot of damage."
The Chilean comedian wants to defend himself against all the accusations that have been leveled against him, especially by his ex-partner's daughters. "In six years, Terelu went to his house about ten times and Carmen didn't even do that," he reiterates, as he already said on another occasion.
"I lived with her for six years and I was very happy. There were interruptions from other people, but oh well. We are a little sad," he insists, adding that "the last time I spoke with her was the day I said goodbye to her." and I went to Marbella, that was the last time we spoke."
