Eugenia Osborne has appeared in public again. The middle daughter of Bertín Osborne and Sandra Domecq attended the party that Harper's Bazaar magazine was offering to elect the Woman of the Year for 2023, when she was intercepted by reporters to respond to the latest controversies surrounding her family, regarding everything to his father.
With the discretion and education that has always characterized him, he refused to talk about his father's more personal life, which "is his." However, he did want to send a message to Gabriela Guillén, who in the coming weeks will become the mother of the singer's sixth child.
The press gathered there thanked Eugenia for her words, highlighting the "respect" that both she and her sisters Alejandra and Claudia were having with the businesswoman of Paraguayan origin. "We weren't going to be any other way," Eugenia responded bluntly. "We don't go in there. It's my father's life, it's Gabriela's life."
The insistent reporters commented on the support that Bertín's three daughters had publicly given to the businesswoman, which "says a lot about you as people." Eugenia, downplaying the importance, added that things "are as they are," but sent him a message: "I wish you the best, that everything goes great; because in the end, in my family we have already had many blows at this time, so I wish him well".
Given Gabriela's complete separation from the singer's family, as the businesswoman assured a few days ago, Eugenia did not want to speak out. Of course, she stated that in the event that she needed support of any kind, they would be there, as long as her father gave her approval.
The one who did have good words was for Fabiola Martínez, his father's ex-wife and mother of his brothers, Kike and Carlos, with whom he confirmed that his sisters and they had eaten very recently. "We love her very much, she has experienced everything," said Eugenia, who did not want to say anything about her father's alleged new lover, about whom new information recently came to light.
The Paraguayan businesswoman, eight months pregnant, made it clear in her last interview for Y Ahora Sonsoles that she had never demanded anything from the father of her son, who is now requesting a paternity test. "I have never demanded anything from him. In fact, he offered to give me money and I rejected it." The mother of Bertín's future baby said she was tired of "listening to lies and speculation."
"We are too old to know what our responsibilities are. If we don't talk there is no way he will apologize. But it would be nice if he had a little more sensitivity," he concluded. "I didn't put a gun on him to get pregnant either."
