Ana Obregón continues to be one of the most popular faces today in our country. The presenter completely revolutionized the Spanish scene last March, when she revealed to the entire world that her granddaughter Ana Sandra, daughter of the late Aless Lequio, had reached the world through the surrogacy process in Miami.
The biologist then assured that her only purpose was to fulfill her son's last will. But despite her explanations, her controversial decision triggered an unprecedented media stir, where thousands of people debated day and night about the little girl's arrival and the true reasons behind her decision.
After recently visiting Ana Rosa Quintana's set, where she once again opened up about everything that had happened in recent months, the actress set foot on a television set again, but this time in the program Col·lapse on 3Cat, the new platform for digital audiovisual content.
The program presented by Ricard Ustrell welcomed the biologist with warm applause from the audience present. Obregón assured right away that a large part of her life had passed on a television set, something that made him especially happy. ''How many people would give their lives to work on what they like?'' She declared.
But although it is a life that fascinates her, the actress confessed that now with the arrival of her little girl, she prioritized spending time with her over working on television. ''You know how much I regretted not spending more time with my son. Now I'm with Anita all day,' she said.
At one point in the interview, a controversial debate arose between the presenter and the actress about surrogacy. Regarding the barrage of criticism that he received months ago, Obregón responded bluntly. ''It's a mess, I think it's great. I didn't expect it, but I don't care about her. Do you think that after burying your son there may be something that affects you?'' He commented.
''Did surrogacy generate any contradictions for you?'' asked Ricard Ustrell. ''No, it was my son's wish and his last will,'' he asserted. The presenter commented that in Spain it was a process that was prohibited and the biologist responded that it was something that she did not care about. ''Nothing is allowed here. "They are prohibiting us from everything," declared Obregón.
The actress continued to defend her position on surrogacy, ensuring that a homosexual marriage could not have children in our territory. ''They are taking away their right to be parents, for example,'' said Obregón. The presenter refuted the actress by explaining that there is the option of adopting. ''No, because it is not your blood,'' declared Ana Obregón. ''Having a child is neither a right nor an obligation,'' said Ustrell. ''Who says it's an obligation? Right now I have achieved a miracle, which is to fulfill my son's last wish. It's not a whim, it's not that I feel like it,'' the presenter replied.
