Alessandro Lequio is one of Mediaset's recurring figures in its morning shows. From Día a Día to Vamos a ver, passing through Ana Rosa's program, the aristocrat has positioned himself as one of the most vocal collaborators on social issues, often leaving statements that attract the attention of his colleagues and viewers. However, the count also has room to make internal criticism, as happened this Thursday morning.
During the broadcast of Vamos a ver, in the middle of the discussion about the death of Fernando Fernández Tapias and his past relationship with Mar Flores, Lequio has been constantly interrupted by Paloma Barrientos and Sandra Aladro. It was at that point that the collaborator compared the commotion with the team at TardeAR, Ana Rosa Quintana's new afternoon magazine show on Telecinco. A complaint whose main figure to defend was Xavier Sardà.
“Coming out now with these things seems like a total lack of respect for children who are going through a very complicated time due to the pain of the death of a father, but also because of the family war that is coming,” the count commented on the matter. of the main theme. Joaquín Prat tried to make way for him, but he found himself constantly interrupted by Barrientos and Aladro, to the point of letting out a complaint with veiled criticism: “Mother of God, let me finish, this looks like TardeAR's table.”
The program host questioned Lequio's words in disbelief, who wanted to investigate what he had just said. “Yes, I mean it. “Can't I?” he asked. However, the management of Let's See has decided not to give him the go-ahead to continue with his comments. Given the situation, the aristocrat has announced that he would be present on the program soon: “Well, I will say it next week when I am going to the TardeAR table.”
Not content with his confirmation of presence in the afternoon show, the long-time collaborator wanted to insist on his reasons. “It seems to me that they disrespect Xavier Sardà in an incredible way,” he insisted, while Prat and the program's management members tried to stop him. The host of the program ended up changing the subject, but not before signing up for his partner's excursion: “Can I also go to TardeAR next week when you go?”
This is not the only statement by Alessandro Lequio that has gained some notoriety in recent hours. During yesterday's program, Wednesday, the program was trying to get an answer after Ana Obregón's request to meet her granddaughter, Ana Sandra. “Of course, what must be said is that a seven-month-old baby does not have the capacity to want to meet someone, that is directly absurd,” he commented in response to the words of her ex-partner.
