This year has been marked, among other things, by robberies at the homes of celebrities. Miguel Bosé, María del Monte, Sergio Ramos and Mónica Pont are some of the well-known people who have suffered this experience. But, with one month left until the end of 2023, the list continues to increase. And the singer Antonio José has suffered an assault in his villa in Dos Hermanas, Seville, this Sunday.
As Kike Calleja reported on the Fiesta program, the artist was "destroyed" in the first hours. And "they were waiting for him at home." Something that has caused him terror. "They have destroyed his house, they have broken the plaster on the ceiling looking for money," he added.
Luckily, Antonio José was not in his home when the assailants decided to enter. And, although the exact number is not known, it has been stated that there have been several. Although the main objective was economic, they took several of the singer's personal items, the value of which is unknown until now.
And the winner of the third edition of The Voice is "scared to death" and it seems that he is not having a good time at all. Although luckily no personal injuries have been reported.
Shortly after, Antonio José took to his social networks to comment on the matter. Although he initially published images of the interior of his destroyed home, he had to delete them for the sake of the investigation. Even so, he has not hesitated to write his feelings on X (Twitter).
"Everything is fine, family! It was just a scare that I wouldn't wish on anyone," he began to relate, trying to visualize the fear that he still has in his body. "Arriving and seeing your privacy violated is something that causes a lot of respect. Fortunately there was no one at home," she added.
Likewise, he wanted to thank the Police for their role and "their speed and professionalism." And although everything is still under wraps right now, the investigation is continuing to be able to find the assailants as soon as possible.
And after the scare he has experienced in recent hours, if one thing is certain, it is that Antonio José will have taken refuge in his mother, María Mazuecos, one of his great supporters. "My mother believed in me more than I did," said Spain's representative at Junior Eurovision 2005 in 2019.
