Two weeks have already passed since one of the most mediatic weddings of the year, the one starring Kiko Matamoros and Marta López Álamo. The ceremony was marred from the outset by counterattacks by Makoke, Matamoros's ex-wife, who tried on several occasions to monopolize the spotlight and even went so far as to steal a magazine cover from Kiko.
Coinciding with this milestone, Sálvame has shown some unpublished images of the wedding that Marta López herself has published on her social networks. And, after viewing them, María Patiño wanted to make the collaborator ugly with a few words in the magazine Lecturas that directly affect Makoke when all the fires had already been put out.
"I am going to be very brief: you have given heavy artillery to our friend, I did not like it and you know what I am talking about; you are very stupid!" Patiño snapped at Matamoros without any context and after analyzing the new images of your wedding. His partner Adela González intervened to ask her to clarify his words: "María, the spectators are there, huh?", she reminded him.
It had to be Kiko Matamoros himself who explained the reason for the sudden disqualification of María Patiño. "You mean the interview they did to me in Lecturas," said the collaborator. In that piece, the magazine recounted all the details of Kiko and Marta's honeymoon and, again, the television had words for Makoke. "Everything is orchestrated to try to hurt me," he assured in said interview.
"You know what I mean, and it makes me angry for what makes me angry," insisted Patiño, who was eager to say that Kiko had spoken "of Makoke, of everything, of everything, of everything" in the meeting with Lecturas . "No, what are you saying!" The collaborator responded forcefully.
"Well, now she (Makoke) will answer what you have said," María continued to justify her intervention, assuring that she feels "anger" after reading her partner in the magazine. "She does not matter to me, because what I have told is incontestable; then, she will talk about other things, but what I have told cannot change even a comma," concluded Matamoros.
