Not long ago, José Luis Martínez Almeida joked with the press about his love affairs and reproached journalists for their interest in matching him: ''I don't understand this obsession with finding a girlfriend. Being mayor and single can attract attention, and even more so with my physique.''
After a few months of rumors and gossip, Isabel Díaz Ayuso's friend publicly confirmed that he was dating Teresa Urquijo, a 26-year-old woman with whom he had been seen on several occasions, such as at bullfights, dinners, etc. . Urquijo is an analyst from Madrid by birth and has a relationship with the Royal House, since her mother is Beatriz Moreno y de Borbón, granddaughter of Teresa de Borbón-Dos Sicilias y Borbón-Parma, cousin of Juan Carlos I.
Although the mayor of Madrid keeps his relationship in the strictest privacy and does not usually talk about the subject with the press, there are rumors that the politician could walk down the aisle in the coming months. Beatriz Cortázar explained yesterday on the radio program It's Federico's Morning that the couple in love will get married in the spring of 2024 and that they will celebrate the wedding at the Los Molinillos estate, located in Navalagamella, Community of Madrid.
The news of the future wedding has made hundreds of headlines in the media in our country, but the protagonists have decided to remain silent. As Vanitatis explains exclusively, people close to the future couple's entourage claim to have no information about the supposed wedding, making the situation really confusing.
Oblivious to the controversy surrounding his relationship, the mayor of Madrid has continued to attend to his commitments and has appeared before the media at the Third Edition of the Madrid of the Year Awards, which was held at the Teatro Real in the capital.
Although he preferred to remain silent and not speak to the reporters during the photocall, the Vanitatis media outlet revealed that its journalists were able to ask him the question of whether there would be a wedding in the halls of the venue and that he responded emphatically with the word ' 'no'' while laughing.
According to the news reporters, Almeida would deny any type of news that had to do with his future marriage because he had not had time to notify some of his family and friends.
"The mayor has said that he will deny it. What is traditional has not been done, the marriage proposal, the families meet in a home. They are very traditional. When many people were still not informed of the plans, let us come and tell them ... well, they don't find it funny,'' they explained in the radio program that revealed the news.
