The great doubt about the photographs of Genoveva Casanova and Federico X, resolved by 'And now Sonsoles'

The possible connection between Genoveva Casanova and King Frederick when last November some photographs of him with the then crown prince of the Nordic crown were published. However, there are doubts.

Why wasn’t the publication of these images stopped in the gossip magazines of half of Europe? This is the question that was asked this Tuesday afternoon by the program Y Ahora Sonsoles, presented by Sonsoles Ónega on Antena 3. One of his regular collaborators, Nacho Gay, has learned that Casanova tried to stop the leak to the media. However, this was met with direct refusal from Federico himself, who did not want to get involved.

“Genoveva wanted to stop this cover, but Federico X did not support her. The photographs do not appear until approximately 15 days later, and a few days before, she knows about the existence of the photographs. She begins to wonder if there is a possibility of stopping the publication, because she knew it would have terrible consequences for her,” the journalist expressed. Gay also pointed out that all the movements to stop the publication were on the part of the Mexican.

“She is the one who calls Federico. She gets her photographs valued (…) They tell her that since they have an international impact (…) they would be worth approximately 200,000 euros. Genoveva calls Federico from Denmark to tell him this (…) and tells him that nothing can be done, that that would be more problematic than the publication itself. Among them, they agreed on absolute silence around this issue so that the ball would not get too big,” she explained.

A story that ended up exploding in Spanish, Danish, Dutch and half-European tabloid magazines, to the point that the philanthropist chose to isolate herself in Mexico with her family and disconnect during the days of the coronation of Frederick I talk to no one about absolutely nothing even if some say the opposite,” he expressed at the time, making the drastic decision to disappear from social networks.

From the beginning Casanova wanted to make it clear that his relationship with Frederick of Denmark had no extramarital overtones, and that they were simply friends. “I want to make it very clear that I have no relationship with him, as he is letting himself down. We are friends and the photos prove nothing. Except for those who want to distort the images and see where there are none. We have common friends and I am not telling who my friends are,” she said in a statement.