Carmen Borrego has become a grandmother in the last few hours. The daughter of María Teresa Campos is in the eye of the hurricane after learning that she found out about the imminent birth of her grandson through information from the Fiesta program, something motivated by the bad relationship she has with her son José María Almoguera and father of the newborn born.
Borrego is going through a difficult time in his life, which has even led him to undergo an in-depth coaching session live on Sálvame. The problems within his family are added to the delicate state of health of his mother. In this way, the television company has been absent from her participation in the Telecinco evening program, although she has wanted to intervene by telephone to clarify all the information that has been published about her and her relatives.
Terelu Campos, Carmen Borrego's sister, was in charge of giving her way and congratulating her on behalf of the entire Sálvame team, after which neither of them could avoid tears of emotion. Terelu had to leave the set and Adela González resumed communication with Borrego: "I wanted to enter because it is my program, you are my colleagues, and I thank you because I know you are supporting me," said the collaborator.
Carmen later confirmed that she had already had contact with her son and his wife, Paola Olmedo: "My grandson was born healthy, which is the important thing; that my son is very happy, and I am only going to give one piece of information so that they stop to speculate: I found out that my daughter-in-law was admitted through the Fiesta program, but I found out about the birth of my grandson through my son", he clarified.
Before returning with Terelu, Carmen Borrego has been blunt in regards to the relationship with her son José María: "They will always have me here for whatever they need," she commented live. The television sister pointed out that "this is something they are clear about", that both are also "her family of hers" and that they have never "stopped being" by her side.
"Although it is hard for people to understand it, we have always been a group, we continue to be a group and no one is going to take that from us, and in that group I include my son," Borrego clarified. "Your son is included because he is our family, without a doubt; your son, his wife and the baby," Terelu Campos concluded, still emotional.
