Since the new Telecinco program ¡De friday! Everything has been blown up. Although until now it has been Bárbara Rey who has come out worst with the statements of her son, Ángel Cristo Jr., now it is Isabel Pantoja's turn. Last Friday it was Isa Pantoja who was in charge of talking about her mother, but this time it is Fran Rivera who is willing to not keep quiet about anything.
The relationship between the extorero and the tonadillera has never been good. And the inheritance of the deceased Paquirri has always been in the spotlight due to the problems he has brought. And Carmina Ordóñez's son is not willing to let Pantoja get her way.
As usual, money is something that ends up generating controversy. The death of the bullfighter left 6 million euros to be distributed. 45% for Isabel Pantoja and 40% for Fran and Cayetano. Something that made the quarrels between the singer and Paquirri's children irreconcilable.
But that is not all. By staying with Cantora, Pantoja would have also kept the bullfighter's personal belongings. Costumes of lights, swords, capes... and countless pieces that the children have always wanted to recover. For this reason, it was Carmina Ordóñez herself who decided to go through judicial means. Now, Fran Rivera has decided to reopen this wound to get what she believes is hers.
"It has been shown that he was telling the truth, that he has the things," said Paquirri's son in the first preview of this Friday's interview. With this, it is evident that he does not plan to have mercy on Isabel Pantoja. But he hasn't stopped there. And he has managed to reveal a coincidence that makes him smile.
"Do you know what day it was when they arrested this woman? My mother's birthday," Rivera said. Something that surely doesn't feel good to the tonadillera, and that for Fran has a clear reason: "Speaking of karma, it's scary."
Although he has decided to be very harsh with Isabel Pantoja and not keep quiet about anything, it will not be the only thing the retired bullfighter will talk about. Among other things, he will remember one of the worst moments of his life: the death of his mother, Carmina Ordóñez. "It was terrible, terrible," he began to relate in the trailer.
If something is clear from the few images that have come out so far, it is that Fran Rivera "misses a lot" the woman who gave him life. "She died without justice being done," she added. And it seems that is exactly what she is looking for with this new interview: justice.
