This coming Friday, November 24, ¡De Viernes!, a new television space dedicated to social chronicle and which will be presented by Santi Acosta and Beatriz Archidona, arrives on the Telecinco grid. This new format lands in prime time on Fridays, a time slot that has given the group's management more than one headache after the end of Deluxe.
After several attempts at programming, the network has decided to go for a type of format that has already worked for it in the past and with which it will try to win over viewers again. For this reason, the Mandarina Productions space has decided to launch in style. And one of the first guests of the program will be Ángel Cristo Jr., son of Bárbara Rey.
The expectation for the interview was maximum and it was predicted that there would be a lot to talk about. But after the broadcast of a first preview, the young man's statements have generated an unprecedented media stir.
''The Moraleja house was a nightmare. There was fear, terror and blood. In that house I went in and out of everything: drugs, alcohol, prostitutes (...) My mother bore all the responsibility. The real nightmare wasn't my father, it was my mother. "My mother spent a lot of money in the casino," declared Ángel Cristo Jr.
The star's son will also talk in Friday's interview about how his sister started in the world of addictions and how she stole her mother's money to spend on her vices. ''She didn't know anything about what was happening because she was drugged all day,'' he stated before the cameras.
These harsh words have not gone unnoticed by Bárbara Rey herself, who this Thursday gave her first statements through Isabel Rábago in Let's see. The employee claimed that the star had told her that she has no intention of speaking ill of her son regardless of what she says. ''Since this interview was publicly announced, she is devastated. But she was devastated like me, I haven't seen her for a long time,'' the collaborator stated.
This same Thursday, journalist Pepe del Real revealed in the Telecinco program the compelling reason that led Bárbara Rey's son to carry out the interview. And according to the collaborator, Bárbara Rey's son would have an economic motivation. ''He has a debt for child support that has not been paid to the mother of his daughter. "For money he is talking and for money he would even be capable of attributing the paternity of his sister to third parties," he asserted.
