The Campos family is more separated than ever. While Carmen Borrego continued immersed in her particular adventure in Survivors, her son, José María Almoguera, and her daughter-in-law, Paola Olmedo, decided to put an end to their relationship after two years of marriage and a child together, as anticipated exclusively in Semana magazine.
News that caught all the members of the family by surprise, but especially Carmen Borrego herself, who this past Sunday was totally devastated when Sandra Barneda gave her the sad news. ''I can't believe it, I can't believe it,'' she began, totally surprised.
''When I came everything was correct. I thought that José María was very happy with Paola. I don't know what has happened. I would need to talk to him. For me it is devastating and very bad news because I am sure that my son is suffering and I am not there to help him,' he confessed.
However, the situation took a radical turn this past Tuesday when new statements by José María Almoguera for Semana magazine came to light. An interview that he conducted with his still wife, Paola Olmeda, and in which he mercilessly attacked his mother. ''My mother disappointed me when she sold our pregnancy (...) If my grandmother had not died, she would still not speak to my mother," he confessed to the aforementioned media.
The words of Carmen Borrego's son have not sat well with the rest of the collaborator's relatives, who this Wednesday wanted to speak out on the matter. The first to do so was José Carlos Bernal, Carmen Borrego's husband, before the EuropaPress microphones. ''She'll explain everything she has to explain because it's unfortunate,'' he said.
Hours later, Alejandra Rubio stood next to her aunt and attacked her cousin on the Telecinco program Así es la vida. ''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,' she said. ''It surprises me because a person who does not want to be a public figure does not do these things,'' she asserted.
Furthermore, the collaborator assured that her aunt did not deserve those words. ''Carmen has been a very good mother and she has been attentive to him all her life (...) I am very sad, I don't want to see the moment when she sees this interview,'' she expressed.
Minutes later, Makoke communicated live the reaction that Terelu Campos had had to the controversial interview. ''She tells me ''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,'' the collaborator revealed. .
