Íñigo Onieva has experienced a somewhat peculiar situation just a few weeks after his wedding with Tamara Falcó took place. The businessman will say ‘yes I do’ with the Marquise de Griñón on July 8. The couple’s wedding has become one of the most anticipated events of the year and will undoubtedly become the great wedding of the year.
Since they both gave themselves a new opportunity and decided to go down the aisle, their engagement has been surrounded by a great deal of controversy and rumors. And there are many who are very interested in all the details of the celebration. Falcó’s wedding dress is undoubtedly one of the great enigmas of the wedding, after the contractual break with the Sophie et Voilà brand.
But less than a month after the link and after numerous rumors about the wedding guest list or the bachelor party trips that both have starred in, the couple have suffered a new setback.
As reported by Semana magazine, a hotel company would have mistakenly leaked the phone number of Tamara Falcó’s future husband. Supposedly the company would have included the businessman’s mobile in a WhatsApp chat, in which there would be a large crowd of people, all to promote his services.
The company’s objective was to create a newsletter with all its news and send it to its contacts, but instead of doing that, they mistakenly created a WhatsApp group. The chat was closed after a few minutes, but the businessman’s mobile was already running like wildfire. In that same group were great recognized faces of the hospitality industry and many of the most popular chefs in our country.
The company has not hesitated to apologize to all those affected by this error, but it has undoubtedly been a great inconvenience for Íñigo Onieva, who, just one month after his wedding, may have to consider a change of telephone number.
The businessman also returned this past Monday from his bachelor party in Budapest, along with several of his great close friends. Not much information about the celebration has been disclosed, but the same protagonist has already warned the cameras of The Ana Rosa Program that “what happens in Budapest, stays in Budapest.”
