On October 13, Isa Pantoja and Asraf Beno lived one of the happiest days of their lives. After two years of relationship and some setbacks along the way, the couple said "I do" in a beautiful ceremony held in the capital of Seville. But despite the emotional moment, the wedding was not without controversy. The great absence of her mother, Isabel Pantoja, and that of her brother, Kiko Rivera, were undoubtedly the most talked about topic of the day.
Days after the celebration, the first information came to light stating that the singer had not attended her daughter's wedding due to medical problems. Since then, there has been much speculation about this notorious decision, which generated all kinds of opinions in different media.
Little or nothing has been known since then about the singer, who has preferred to stay out of everything related to her daughter's wedding, with whom she barely has a relationship. But this same Monday, journalist Marisa Martín Blázquez revealed on the set of TardeAR what the singer's reaction had been like when she saw the exclusive images of her daughter's wedding for the first time.
Last week, the Telecinco program broadcast exclusively several images of the wedding of the little girl from the Pantoja family, where she looked very affectionate with Jorge Javier Vázquez and Dulce Delapiedra, who was her nanny.
''He saw the photos by chance, it was by chance. They don't detail the circumstances, but it wasn't because she was really looking to see those photos,'' the collaborator began by saying. ''I don't think she's seen them all either. But what happened when she saw those images is that the state in which Isabel Pantoja found herself at that moment, which is a vital state, both in her mood and in everything that is happening, caused her a reaction that they had to control because It was worrying,'' he said.
''Did you get anxiety?'' asked Ana Rosa Quintana. ''Yes, well I don't want to detail it in medical terms, but of course her reaction was that perhaps she should have made a gesture before the wedding or at the wedding itself. They tell me that she even thought that she should have called or been there in some way. "She has regretted not having been there on her daughter's wedding day," the journalist asserted.
