The death of María Teresa Campos has left an important void in the world of the media. The veteran television and radio presenter, with more than half a century of professional career behind her, died on September 5 in Madrid. Her family and her closest circle, including her daughters Terelu Campos and Carmen Borrego, said goodbye to her in style, with a solemn ceremony held in Madrid.
Now, attention is focused on the Campos' movements, especially those to keep the memory of their mother alive. According to the Look portal, Terelu and Carmen would have separated part of María Teresa Campos's ashes to create some funerary jewelry. The source indicates that both would have already worn separate pieces, both at the farewell in Malaga and at the massive funeral in the Spanish capital. However, there are no images to corroborate this.
Interviewed about Bigote Arrocet, Alejandra Rubio did not want to provide any type of detail in this regard. “Well, I don't know if they have responded to that news, but they will respond. I'm not who. “I'm not going to say anything,” declared Terelu Campos' daughter. Questioned by Joaquín Prat about whether she had also had one done, she ruled out that possibility: “I'm allergic to steel, Joaquín.” Despite this, there has been no statement from those involved.
Look points out that the rest of the ashes were taken to Malaga for their rest. The person in charge of transporting them to the Andalusian city was Gustavo, María Teresa's former personal driver, currently competing in Big Brother VIP 8. Another detail noted is that Carmen Borrego would have given other cremation jewelry to people she considered important in her mother's life. It happened after the requiem in Madrid, in a restaurant in Pozuelo de Alarcón.
They have not been the calmest weeks for the family of the renowned presenter. Both Terelu and Carmen have exchanged controversial statements with Bigote Arrocet, who in an interview with Diez Minutos attacked the daughters of his ex-partner. “In 6 years, Terelu went to her house about ten times, and Carmen didn't even do that,” the comedian attacked, defending himself from the attacks in which the sisters pointed out that it was “the worst thing that happened” to María Teresa in the life.
“I don't want to encourage this person to take refuge in any information or statement I make to continue speaking. He has always claimed that he is a great artist and, as such, I would like him to talk about his art. Tomorrow marks one month since my mother died and I have nothing more to say to this person. He has not been part of my life for four years,” Terelu responded in La Plaza.
