Ana Obregón is undoubtedly the undisputed protagonist of today. A few weeks ago we learned that the presenter had come to Miami, United States, to pick up her biological granddaughter, Ana Sandra, born through surrogacy.
A topic that has generated thousands of comments and has sparked a debate regarding the process chosen by the actress and everything behind the last wish of her deceased son, Aless Lequio. New information comes out every day on one of the themes of the year. It was made public a few days ago that Obregón would have had an approach with the ex-partner of his son, Carolina Monje. The businesswoman would have been against the presenter's decision.
In addition, it was made public that a very famous woman would have helped the presenter to obtain Aless Lequio's semen samples from a clinic in Barcelona and to speed up the process. A revelation that makes it clear that Ana Obregón has people who support her, despite the great criticism that she has received in recent days.
But now in the program Y ahora Sonsoles, they have revealed who has traveled to Miami to be close to the presenter. One of Ana Obregón's most trusted people, Susana Uribarri. In addition, EuropaPress has been able to get Uribarri's first words before getting on the plane. ''I'm leaving for a week,'' she declared. When asked when Ana Obregón would return, she replied: "Well, we still don't know the exact date but we are all waiting for her, she will come when she has to come, I don't know exactly what papers she has or doesn't have."
The medium took the opportunity to ask about the controversy with Carolina Monje and if he asked her to participate. ''I don't think she asked him, come on I don't think'', she would say. "I see her wonderfully happy as I think you are all seeing her, she has been reborn, she has given her so much life, I see her happy taking great care of her daughter," she declared.
In addition, the collaborators of the program took the opportunity to talk about the book, which comes out tomorrow, April 19, and which, according to reports, pages from 159 to 231 are those that are written by Aless Lequio.
