Íñigo Onieva can no longer deal with the gossip and rumors surrounding his relationship with Tamara Falcó. The businessman is waiting for the wedding to pass so that the media pressure decreases a bit and he can leave home without having to dodge dozens of journalists, reporters and photographers.
A couple of days ago we saw how Falcó's future husband exploded in a major way against the press because they did not let him run through his quiet neighborhood, something "minimal" for him. Onieva asked for "respect" and left the journalists present very confused, since she never usually treats the media with such arrogance.
Last weekend was complicated for lovers. On Saturday the news broke that the jewels that Tamara Falcó was going to wear at the wedding had been stolen, but Onieva clarified the matter before the microphones of Gtres and Socialité: "We are perfectly fine, everything is fine, we don't have any more stress beyond the typical that any marriage can have before getting married, like where to sit people".
In one of his last public appearances, also walking through the streets of the Madrid neighborhood where he lives, Íñigo Onieva spoke to the journalists in an amusing tone, joking about the media pressure and saying that "he loves to walk with the journalists and that they give him water afterwards to run a bit.
The reporters took advantage of the occasion to tell him about the rumors of infidelity and the gossip about the enmity of Tamara Falcó's friends and her friends, information that the young man described as "harmful conjectures that are continuous and should not be given importance." ''.
The journalists went so far as to ask the future husband of the Marquise de Griñón if he knew anything about an "akelarre" that Falcó's friends would have done to prevent him from marrying the collaborator of El Hormiguero. "Who are those people?" Onieva answered sincerely before clarifying that if they were Tamara's friends "they wouldn't do that."
There are five days left for one of the weddings of the year and of the decade to be held at the El Rincón Palace. Next Saturday, Tamara Falcó will parade in white through the chapel of the farm inherited from her father and she will say "I do" with the "love of her life" in a moment that she will never forget.
The couple is very excited to celebrate this very special event in their lives surrounded by the people they love the most and they have declared that, although they love the ceremony, the invitation and everything that surrounds the wedding and generates great happiness and illusion , the most important thing for them is to receive the sacrament of marriage.
