Fabiola Martínez is not having her best moment, and all the controversies surrounding Bertín Osborne these days, who was her partner for almost two decades and father of her children, Kike and Carlos; They are splashing him in some way.
Always smiling and friendly with the press, the Venezuelan could not help but appear very ironic and somewhat annoyed in her last meeting with the reporters. The reason, the latest statements by the Sevillian Chabeli Navarro, who claimed to have had a relationship with the singer a few months ago, in which she alludes to Fabiola's alleged support for her and even mentions the couple's children.
Chabeli Navarro sat down last weekend on the Fiesta program about the interview that Fabiola Martínez gave last week in Lecturas about the alleged infidelities of Bertín Osborne, and assured that "I am very disappointed with Fabiola, her words hurt me a lot ".
"She says about me that I said something about her with an evil intention, but that is not the case. In fact, I have kept many things quiet," the Sevillian insisted, revealing that the Venezuelan would have called her when she was in her relationship with Bertín and stayed pregnant with the artist, a son she lost weeks later due to an abortion.
The Sevillian also refers to the couple's children. Fabiola is upset with her because of some statements that Chabeli Navarro gave on television, in which she alluded to the fact that her children "prefer to be in the countryside." Something that, according to the Venezuelan, would have been done "with evil intentions" to make people believe that "they prefer to be in Seville" with her father, instead of in Madrid with her.
Chabeli Navarro, annoyed, responded from the Fiesta set, throwing a somewhat poisoned dart at both Fabiola Martínez and Bertín Osborne, of whom she has been very critical for months. "An evil intention on my part or on the part of Bertin, who told me about it?"
Days later, Fabiola Martínez met with the press, who did not hesitate to ask her about this last television appearance by the Sevillian. Surprising the reporters, the Venezuelan used irony to respond to these surprising statements, ensuring that the Sevillian was lying: "If it were a movie, it would be called Pinocchio."
Bertín Osborne's former wife has tried to stay away from any controversy, but she cannot avoid being asked every time the artist is involved in a new scandal. If Fabiola Martínez doesn't like something, it's that these types of rumors continue to arise, which could end up affecting her children.
