Joaquín, the Rookie had his third guest of his second season this Thursday. After Ana Obregón and Roberto Leal, it was Tamara Falcó's turn. On this occasion, the Marchioness of Griñón talked about practically everything: about her mother Isabel Preysler and her problem with perfectionism, about the most notable absences at her wedding with Íñigo Onieva and, regarding the latter, even about her wedding ring. married
In fact, Joaquín Sánchez wanted to know if the ring he was wearing at that moment was the “real” ring, because he was curious to see the famous “anillaco” up close. However, the former soccer player was left wanting because Tamara confessed not to take him. The reason? We will see below.
The meeting between Tamara Falcó and Joaquín Sánchez took place at the Palacio de Viñuelas, a place that greatly impressed the guest. “What a beautiful place you have chosen,” the Marchioness of Griñón told the former soccer player.
First of all, the presenter of El Novato wanted to congratulate Tamara for being “the woman of the moment”, in addition to asking her directly if she had really married Íñigo Onieva. “I am mega-married,” she stated emphatically. And, then, Joaquín brought out the wedding ring, the “anillaco”, as the Betic described it.
This statement made Tamara laugh, and she showed him her hand with a ring. However, Joaquín wanted to confirm if he was the “real” one or if he had it safely in the bank. “This is what it is,” the marchioness responded between bursts of laughter. “The truth is that I dropped it the other day and I put this one on in the meantime,” she confessed without stopping laughing.
And he finished the confession with: “I don't know where he is. In the meantime, I brought this one and I thought he was going to hit it off, but nothing... " “I can't believe you lost your wedding ring,” Joaquín told him, very surprised and unable to hold back his laughter.
“Hush, hush, maybe no one notices,” added the marchioness, who acknowledged that her wedding ring is “a little big” and that she hopes to find it soon. “I'm sure she will appear,” Falcó concluded.
