2023 was a difficult year for Bertín Osborne. The 68-year-old presenter found out that Gabriela Guillén, a young woman with whom he had been in a relationship for a few months, had become pregnant, something that disconcerted him and left him in shock.
From that moment on, the communicator became one of the most wanted men, since he expressed in different interviews that he would support his ex, but that he would not take care of the child she intended to have.
During the 9 months of pregnancy, different rumors arose about whether the businessman would take a paternity test, about whether the physiotherapist was experiencing the gestational process on her own and Bertín had not worried, etc. Everything was nipped in the bud when Guillén had his son on New Year's Eve. The actions spoke for themselves and Osborne's absence from the hospital made it clear that he will not be the baby's father figure.
Weeks after giving birth, Guillén sat on the program ¡De Viernes! and he opened up about the situation he experienced when he shared the news with Osborne: ''He swore at me, 'don't fuck with me' or something like that. In fact, he hit the window, he became very violent. He gave me two options: that if I want to have my son he was going to be there, he was going to support me, but my relationship was not going to continue. But, if he didn't have it (the baby), our relationship would continue."
During all this time, the singer of Eternal melody, Noche de San Juan and Ojos de color café has remained silent (except for a series of statements to the media at the beginning of the controversy). Although he did not go to visit Guillén, he did appear at the Ruber International Hospital in Madrid to see his daughter Claudia, who just had his second daughter, Violeta.
To everyone's surprise, the discreet performer has reappeared today on his official Instagram profile in a video in which he speaks directly to the camera. ''I apologize. I think it's the first time in my life that I changed the date of a concert twice, but I have to tell you that it has cost me the same life. I have no memory of ever being so bad and feeling so bad. "He's been in bed for seven or eight days," explained the artist, referring to the audience he will attend his concert on the 4th in Alicante.
''I couldn't get up because I was so tired (...) Thank you for being there for Sunday. "It's almost full, I would like to see it bursting because it means a lot to me, although I'm not one hundred percent," said the interpreter, making it clear that he had suffered the effects of the coronavirus. While many fans have appreciated his words, others have criticized that he speaks out on this issue and not on the baby he has with Guillén.
