The cancellation of the wedding of Juan Ortega and Carmen Otte continues to make numerous headlines in different media. The 33-year-old bullfighter from Seville and his current partner, the cardiologist Carmen Otte, were going to get married last Saturday, December 2, in a beautiful ceremony held in Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz, and in front of more than 500 guests.
But what seemed like a dream day for the couple turned into a real nightmare just two hours before the wedding took place. And the right-hander decided, to the surprise of all the guests, to cancel the engagement without prior notice. The first information that emerged suggested that the Sevillian right-hander would have had doubts about the marriage.
However, as the days go by, new information about this high-profile decision comes to light. And as it has been revealed, the figure of Carmen Otte's father would have been the main reason for Juan Ortega to leave his girlfriend at the altar after more than ten years of relationship. As explained last Tuesday in TardeAR, the cardiologist's father considered that the bullfighter had taken too long to ask his daughter to marry him.
But the relationship between the right-hander and his in-laws ended up being blown up almost a month ago, when the two got into an argument. At that moment, the right-handed man begins to reconsider his wedding, since he "was paying attention to everything his in-laws told him."
This Thursday, journalists Marisa Martin Blázquez and Leticia Requejo revealed more details of the relationship between the Sevillian bullfighter and his father-in-law on Ana Rosa Quintana's program. ''It has been especially delicate in this last year. Not only because of the pressure he receives to ask for marriage, but also because Carmen's parents consider that Juan is prioritizing his professional life, bullfights and fields, over life as a couple with Carmen herself (...) They consider that Juan is not "He is giving Carmen the life she deserves," declared Leticia Requejo.
Furthermore, the collaborator claimed that the cardiologist had taken charge of all the wedding preparations, since the right-hander had spent a lot of time outside of Spain due to work commitments. ''During the week they didn't spend as much time as a couple either,'' she asserted.
''Today, Juan Ortega's father-in-law feels very sorry for everything his daughter is going through. He considers that there is a turning point that he should not have gotten into,'' said Marisa Martin Blázquez.
