Edmundo ‘Bigote’ Arrocet has returned to Spain after his stay in Chile, and he has done so in the midst of a whirlwind after the death of María Teresa Campos on September 5. Whoever was the presenter’s last known partner had so far declined to speak to the media, although suspicions that she was preparing an exclusive were increasingly high.
Finally, that’s how it happened. The program presented by Ana Rosa Quintana on Telecinco, TardeAR, has announced for the first time this Tuesday that the comedian has given an extensive interview to the magazine Ten minutes, in which he is more devastating than ever against the entire Campos family, including María Teresa and her daughters Carmen Borrego and Terelu Campos.
“Teresa wanted to get married to leave me a pension,” is the headline that opens an interview that could “unleash a tsunami in the Campos family,” as the Mediaset program warns. It will be tomorrow when Ten Minutes publishes all of Arrocet’s words, although some statements have already come to light.
“Whenever we went on a trip I paid for everything,” says Edmundo. Precisely this Tuesday morning, Carmen Borrego was speaking on Let’s See, also on Telecinco, where she openly stated that the Argentine “is the worst thing that happened” to María Teresa in her life. Words totally opposite to those of Arrocet, who considers that “Teresa’s jealousy was deteriorating the relationship.”
While Borrego insists that both her sister Terelu and she have always tried to “safeguard the privacy” of their mother, Edmundo Arrocet has had no qualms about speaking loud and clear about what he experienced during his relationship with María Teresa Campos. In addition, he has also had words towards the daughters of the missing presenter.
“In 6 years, Terelu went to her house about ten times, and Carmen didn’t even do that,” he says. In addition, the comedian has also revealed that he was not only “a night caretaker”, but also “solved all the problems in the house.” The most devastating words that will surely have an immediate reaction from Carmen Borrego and Terelu Campos.
