Bertín Osborne and Gabriela Guillén have been two of the main protagonists of this 2023. The presenter and the businesswoman have been in the center of the media focus for months due to the continuous controversies that have arisen as a result of the news of Gabriela Guillén's unexpected pregnancy and of the bad relationship that both have today after months of dating.
At the moment, the businesswoman is in the final stretch of her pregnancy and is scheduled to be due at the end of the year, more specifically on December 31, so there are possibilities that the son of Bertín Osborne and Gabriela Guillén will be become the first baby of 2024. Therefore, all eyes will be on the ex-couple, who will experience these Christmas holidays in a very special way.
Despite having opted for silence in recent weeks, Bertín Osborne's ex-partner returned to the fray this Wednesday through her social networks, where she threw several poisoned darts at the singer. ''The worst person is the one who knows that he is doing the wrong things, he knows that he is hurting someone's feelings. "He knows the effect his actions can have on that person for a lifetime and yet he does it and does it again," she shared.
Unaware of her ex-husband's controversy is Fabiola Martínez, who this Wednesday was celebrating the Bertín Osborne Foundation awards. ''I'm very excited and nervous. "I didn't expect so much support," she commented before the cameras of the Antena 3 program.
But although Fabiola Martínez has tried to stay away from all the media commotion of the singer and the businesswoman, it seems that her supportive streak has made an impact on Gabriela Guillén, who this Wednesday surprised all her followers with an unexpected publication.
Carlos García López, collaborator of the Sonsoles Ónega program, gave all the details of this unusual publication. ''On this important afternoon for the Fabiola Martínez Foundation, Gabriela Guillén shares on Instagram that she has launched a fundraiser for a foundation that ensures mental health care. The goal is to raise 90 euros and at this time she has obtained two donations that total 7.40 euros,'' the journalist said.
The movement caught all the collaborators by surprise, who immediately spoke out about it. ''It seems like a provocation to me. It's unnecessary. It's not a battle,'' commented Pilar Vidal. ''It's not the first time she's done it,'' Sonsoles Ónega stressed. ''This is not pretty, it's very ugly,'' declared the rest of the collaborators.
