Cayetano Martínez de Irujo comes out in defense of Genoveva Casanova: "They have dismembered her"

Cayetano Martínez de Irujo has exploded.

Oliver Thansan
Oliver Thansan
29 January 2024 Monday 16:08
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Cayetano Martínez de Irujo comes out in defense of Genoveva Casanova: "They have dismembered her"

Cayetano Martínez de Irujo has exploded. Cayetana de Alba's son has given an interview to Espejo Publico in which, once again, he makes clear his unconditional support for his ex-wife and mother of his children, Genoveva Casanova, who is in the spotlight of the press since some images appeared of her walking through the streets of Madrid with the recently crowned King Frederick X of Denmark.

For the aristocrat, the public lynching that the Mexican woman has received due to all the commotion generated after the publication of the photographs has been excessive. "They have done a lot of harm to her and my children," said the Duke of Arjona, also referring to her twins, born from her marriage to the socialite, Luis and Amina (22).

Among other things, Cayetano Martínez de Irujo has stated that legal measures have already been taken to defend his honor and privacy in the face of all the statements that are being made on television by journalists and collaborators who claim to have contacts both within the sovereign's entourage. Danish as close to the Mexican socialite, who has maintained a stony silence since the scandal began.

"It will be seen in the courts," Martínez de Irujo insisted, assuring that "all complaints and lawsuits are being processed." "I am not presenting them, she is presenting them with my lawyers," he confirmed, assuring that "they will pay for the damage they have done to her and my children. It is intolerable that people are dismembered, not in an unfair way, but absolutely diabolical," he stated.

The Count of Salvatierra was firm, insisting that he would not forgive "until justice is done" for everything that was happening and what was being said. "Everyone who has to pay will pay."

The little son of the deceased Cayetana de Alba wanted to reflect on what the mother of his two children was experiencing, stating that he found what was happening "shameful." "No one has the right to play with the lives of others," she insisted. "Unfortunate that this country has turned healthy gossip into a shame, into a destruction of people's lives."