The harsh statements of Carmen Borrego's son continue to give a lot of talk. This past Wednesday, Semana magazine published in its new edition the interview given by José María Almoguera and his still wife, Paola Olmedo, after their unexpected divorce came to light.
''My mother disappointed me when she sold our pregnancy (...) If my grandmother had not died, I would still not speak to my mother," the collaborator's son confessed to the aforementioned media. Some words that have not sat well with many of family members, such as Terelu Campos or Alejandra Rubio, who this past Wednesday came out in defense of the former Survivor contestant.
'I wouldn't talk like that about my mother at any time, no matter what happened. Family things are talked about in the family and it is something that I have learned the hard way (...) It surprises me because a person who does not want to be a public figure does not do these things,'' Alejandra Rubio asserted in Así es la life.
For her part, Terelu Campos also disagreed with her nephew's way of acting. ''I'm devastated, I couldn't and didn't want to get out of bed today, I did it at one in the afternoon, something unusual for me because I didn't want to read the interview, what a big disappointment,'' were the words I had told him. the presenter to Makoke.
Now, a new television face that has nothing to do with the Campos family has wanted to comment on José María Almoguera's controversial interview. This Thursday, journalist Pepe del Real revealed in the program Let's see that Bárbara Rey felt quite identified with Carmen Borrego's situation, since she currently has no relationship with her son Ángel Cristo Jr.
''He tells me that what Borrego's son has done is an aberration and that he doesn't want to put himself in Carmen's shoes when he finds out everything tonight. In addition, he encourages her and tells her to think that he has another daughter and a husband,' he said. The collaborator also emphasized that the star advised Terelu Campos' sister to rely on her people and her professionals.
''She says that a blow like that, which she experienced not long ago, is very hard,'' he expressed. ''It seems unbelievable that they do such terrible and hard things to us. "I don't know what way this youth thinks," said Bárbara Rey.
