When it seems that things couldn’t get any worse for the Campos clan, an earthquake shakes the family again. After Carmen Borrego had to leave Survivors due to medical prescription, the bad news has rained down so much that it would not be surprising if she wanted to return to the island.
Her son’s interview with his daughter-in-law explaining the reasons for their separation and harshly attacking the former survivor was a cold shower for Terelu Campos’ sister. Added to this are the latest statements by Edmundo Arrocet, which seem to have been the last straw.
As the comedian has reported in the magazine Diez Minutos, “María Teresa kicked her grandson out of her house.” A fact that would have occurred against the will of the presenter. “Teresita didn’t want to kick him out, but Carmen heated her mind so much that in the end they kicked him out with her girlfriend,” he added.
One of the reasons for this fact would have been the “bad habits” of Carmen Borrego’s daughter-in-law. “José told me: do you think, Edmundo, that it is normal that this house is empty and I have to leave…?”, the communicator’s ex continued to express.
And it seems that these accusations have not sat well with the person involved. “I’m not going to say anything else. I’m going to defend myself in court, which is where I have to defend myself,” Alejandra Rubio’s aunt expressed for Europa Press. With this, she has made it clear that she is not going to take it anymore and that she is going to take legal action against the comedian. And it is not the first time that Bigote Arrocet talks about Las Campos in an exclusive.
“It’s over, the issue is over. I ask you, please, to give a minimum of respect to this family that the only thing they have done in their lives is work honestly. The issue is over!” Borrego concluded, visibly angry at the door of his house before leaving in a car.
Some words that he already made very clear in the TardeAR program last Tuesday: “Anyone who defames my mother will go to court.” And if she is clear about one thing, it is that she does not intend to let a family and “a deceased person who cannot defend themselves” be “destroyed.” Likewise, he has made it clear that she will be in charge of defending María Teresa Campos, but that her son can do it alone.
And, as it could not be otherwise, José María Almoguera has also been asked about these statements on the street. Even so, he has seemed completely unconcerned, ensuring that he does not care what they say. Now, he remains to see if the images of Edmundo Arrocet entering the court to face the possible demands of the Campos family will end up being produced.
