This Wednesday the news broke that the son of Mar Flores, Carlos Costanzia, had been sentenced to 21 months in prison for a continued crime of aggravated fraud. Following this information, Lecturas magazine revealed that the model was completely destroyed by the sentence, according to a person who was very close and trusted by the Madrid woman.
That same day, the presenter Sonsoles Ónega announced from her set that she was going to interview the model, so that she could talk about everything that happened with her son. But the expected interview never came to pass, despite the fact that the presenter primed the meeting on more than one occasion.
A day later, in the same program, they have announced the interview with the model again, with the only difference that this time it has been possible to carry out. Sonsoles Ónega revealed that they had been able to speak to her minutes before the program began and that the model was whole but very worried and with tears in her eyes.
“I received the news of the sentence a few days ago and I face it with great serenity and tranquility but with great disgust,” he began by saying. ”I firmly believe that my son is innocent. They have used him as a well-known person and as a good person that he is,” he declared. ”Everything that is published about him is true, everything that is published about children hurts, that children hurt more than the things that happen to oneself. Yesterday I had to sit my young children down and explain to them the problem we have with his older brother,” he confessed.
”It gives me the strength to transmit strength and values ??to my children that I try to transmit to them all the time,” she assured. ”I hope that he can develop as a person and as a professional with the same rights as anyone else,” she said, very excited. She also commented that the prison sentence was going to affect her entire career. And she, above all, hoped that with this issue or with any other, her son would come out stronger.
Many of her colleagues on the program confessed that they had seen her more complete than they expected and that she had even canceled her entire schedule of work commitments. “This boy has been the scapegoat for this entire framework,” declared journalist Carlos Pérez Gimeno. For her part, Isabel González assured that it was the same court that had sentenced Isabel Pantoja to prison.
