Mario Vargas Llosa has received in Paris the statements of Isabel Preysler exploding against him for what he wrote in the famous story of The winds. The Nobel Prize winner for Literature, who this Thursday, February 9, enters the French Academy as a member, has attended the previous cocktail party this Wednesday.
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He has been surrounded by his three children, his grandchildren and his ex-wife, Patricia Llosa, with whom he has approached positions in recent months and especially after his break with Tamara Falcó’s mother. The two have entered separately, although inside they have been photographed together, as their son Álvaro has shared on networks. On these special days, the writer does not lack the support of his ex-wife, the same one he left for the queen of hearts eight years ago.
— Álvaro Vargas Llosa (@AlvaroVargasLl) February 8, 2023
This Tuesday, in addition, Álvaro also attested to how close his parents are with another publication on Twitter: “With my parents in Paris, on the eve of great events.” Seeing is believing, at least…
With my parents in Paris, on the eve of big events. pic.twitter.com/yNkeVnV1DN
— Álvaro Vargas Llosa (@AlvaroVargasLl) February 7, 2023
The forceful response of Isabel Preysler
This Wednesday we woke up with new explosive statements from Isabel in her leading magazine. She is offended after Vargas Llosa denied that her story The winds (2021) had autobiographical references. The Filipina has pulled out her nails for her loved ones: “Mario added two paragraphs to his famous story last January. In them, he spoke of the Marquesas Islands, referring to the Marquis of Griñón, and laughed at Tamara, a girl that she’s just been caring and loving to him.”
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And she has added a devastating sentence: “I am not going to remain silent if they mess with my children (…) Neither resentful nor a liar, nor upset or angry. But, yes, I have a limit, and that limit is my children ” .