Edmundo Arrocet's statements to Diez Minutos magazine have rekindled the flame between the comedian, the last known partner of María Teresa Campos, and the daughters of the recently deceased presenter. Some harsh words in which the man also known as 'Bigote' Arrocet claimed that jealousy "was ruining the relationship" and that María Teresa wanted to marry him to leave him a pension, among other confessions that have also involved Carmen Borrego and Terelu Campos .
A good part of his family has also joined the Chilean's version, starting with his own daughter. Gabriela Arrocet has spoken on the program Vamos a ver, on Telecinco, to assure that her father had "spoke very well about María Teresa" and immediately afterwards, to assure that the communicator's daughters "are intriguing and toxic."
One of them, Carmen Borrego, wanted to defend herself against these harsh accusations in the program Así es la vida on the same network and of which she is a regular collaborator. Given the fact that a good part of the Arrocet family has come out en masse to give their opinion on the comedian's words, María Teresa Campos' daughter has been blunt: "All these people who speak do not know us."
By allusions, Borrego has addressed Gabriela in particular. "She said that we are not worthy daughters of my mother, I want to congratulate her because you are worthy daughter of your father," she told him from the television program that Sandra Barneda presents every afternoon.
Asked by the presenter about why the criticism is always directed at her and her sister, Carmen Borrego believes that "it's the easy thing to do." "What they want is to look good to the public by saying that the nice thing is to speak well of María Teresa Campos, and speaking badly of María Teresa's daughters is the same as speaking badly of her. My mother would have been more hurt if they spoke badly of her. us than herself," he assured.
"Do not hide behind the fact that you speak well, first, because you do not have to speak, because you have not met her," he continued. The collaborator recalled that it has just been a month since the death of her mother, coinciding with a moment in which she, she says, "this whole tribe comes out to tell things about which they have no fucking idea." .
