This Monday, the Telecinco program Así es la vida has spent a good part of its time talking about the infidelities that former soccer player David Beckham was involved in in the past, and what the player himself has talked about in his new documentary that was released by the Netflix platform.
Antonio Montero, one of the collaborators of the space presented by Sandra Barneda, has detailed all kinds of information related to English and the testimony of her children's nanny, Rebecca Loos, such as the identity of the Spanish model with whom she was also unfaithful to his wife Victoria Beckham.
Throughout the entire program, the talk show host has publicly shown his discomfort over some comments that would have outraged his colleagues, such as Carmen Borrego, Almudena del Pozo and Gema Fernández. "I'm more handsome in silence; we live in difficult times where everyone has their own way of interpreting reality, and in my case it seems that the reality I interpret is annoying," Montero responded to Barneda at first.
It was Fernández who, upon returning from a commercial break, wanted to respond to the collaborator in front of the cameras. "Do you think it's fatal that the lover doesn't stay silent and tell the truth, and it's her fault and not Beckham? Antonio, please, is tremendous," she asked him publicly upon hearing his words about Loos.
Another of the moments addressed by Así es la vida this Monday was the moment in which Ana Obregón made public her affair with Beckham, something after which Victoria referred to the biologist as a "geriatric barbie." Carmen Borrego asked Antonio Montero if, according to him, Obregón was also to blame for what happened.
"That was a fight between women. The one who calls her 'geriatric barbie' is not Victoria, it is the woman," responded the collaborator, who insisted that "women are the ones who do the most damage to each other." This comment has provoked the indignation of everyone present on the set, including the presenter Sandra Barneda, although the most devastating comment came again from Gema Fernández: "Hey, security, can you take Antonio?" She said.
