Ana Illas has returned from her romantic getaway to the Cayos Cochinos to marry Ángel Cristo Jr. and upon her return she has not wasted any time. The first thing she has done is stop by ¡De Viernes! to dot the i’s to the numerous fronts that she has open, which are not few.
One of Ana’s targets is Bárbara Rey, her mother-in-law. The star and her daughter Sofía Cristo are engaged in a family war with Ángel as a result of the statements that the survivor gave before leaving Honduras. At that moment, he made it clear that his mother had given him a bad childhood.
The anger does not seem to have healed with time or distance. As Ana has announced, her husband still does not want to know anything about his family: “He crosses paths and there is no turning back.” However, he has acknowledged that he asked him about them out of courtesy: “He told me how they were behaving with me and I did not want to destabilize him.”
As can be seen from Ana’s words, it does not seem that Ángel is going to give in. Thus, the interviewee has sent clear advice to Bárbara Rey if she wants to get her son back in the near future: “Shut up a little.” In addition, she recalled that “there were many years of beating” and Ángel has “not wanted to know anything about her” for a long time.
In this sense, this very complicated situation between mother and son pushed Ana to take measures, such as doing her first interview a few months ago to try to soften the feelings of both: “Because of this handful of crosses I did the interview. When Ángel spoke and the other called him crazy. “I did the interview to see if it touched his heart.” However, nothing changed: “I hoped that forgiveness would come, but it never came.”
Finally, Ana has pointed out that “to lie you have to have a good memory”, a characteristic that Bárbara Rey, according to her, does not have. Thus, she has let it slip that her mother-in-law and sister-in-law can continue talking because her conscience is clear. ”I have done absolutely nothing to them. “I totally don’t care what they think,” she said.
