Genoveva Casanova has become one of the undisputed protagonists of the international social scene. A week ago, some photographs were made public in which the Mexican businesswoman can be seen with Federico from Denmark walking in a complicit attitude through the streets of the Madrid capital.
As explained by the gossip magazine Lecturas, the heir to the throne of Denmark and the ex-wife of Cayetano Martínez de Irujo shared a pleasant walk through Madrid to later celebrate an intimate dinner and spend the night at the Mexican woman's house. These images caused a stir in our country and throughout the European continent, since the Danish prince has been married to Mary Donaldson for more than 19 years.
It should be said that Casanova quickly came out to deny the rumors and gossip that claimed that he maintained some type of special bond with the Dane: ''I want to make it very clear that I have no relationship with him, as is being said. We are friends and the photos prove nothing. Except for those who want to distort the images and see where there are none. "We have mutual friends and I don't go around telling who my friends are."
The scandal has once again placed the businesswoman in the spotlight, something that has caused many journalists to become interested in her life and begin to investigate her figure. Because of this, Luis Pliego (director of Readings) and his team discovered that Genoveva would not currently have any assets, something that shocked the communicators, since Casanova leads a very high standard of living.
''(Genoveva) has two companies and the last time she presented accounts was in 2016,'' explained the director of the media previously mentioned yesterday during his intervention on the Telecinco program TardeAR.
As narrated in the report that was published this morning, either the woman has not had income since 2016 or she has not declared it officially. This has caught the attention of researchers and the general public, since Casanova dresses in designer clothing, attends hunts whose registration fees cost thousands of euros, attends luxury events, etc.
As explained by Pliego in the program presented every afternoon by Ana Rosa Quintana, the Danish press wonders where women get the money to interact with the upper echelons of Spain and around the world.
He also expressed that journalists from the Scandinavian country claim that there is no longer love between Prince Frederick and his wife: "They are a couple that is no longer a couple, they are not a marriage."
