The incendiary words of Tamara Falco about his very expensive penthouse in Puerta del Hierro (Madrid) made the architect very angry Joaquin Torreswho, after a few days, received the marchioness’s apology, as he announced Informalia. However, this matter continues to give rise to a lot of talk, and even Ana Boyer.
The socialite’s sister spoke to the press this Wednesday upon her arrival at an event, where she took the opportunity to defend Falcó’s position. “She is really looking forward to it. She has put all her affection and love into that house. She has been working on it for a long time so that it is the way she likes it,” she advanced.
Boyer stressed that the Marchioness wants to move as soon as possible, although she did not clarify whether she will have settled in with her husband by Christmas. Inigo Onieva. However, everything indicates that this will be the case, since this medium learned that, in the message she sent to the architect to ask for forgiveness, she wrote that she felt “very happy to be able to release it in a few weeks.”
Given the doubt that the collaborator of The anthill went to live in the attic, Boyer was adamant: “If he didn’t like it, he wouldn’t go live there.” As she explained, the whole family is looking forward to the move, although they are not rushing the marriage.
Some words that come shortly after Torres confirmed that his relationship with the daughter of Isabel Preysler y Carlos Falco It is in order. “You don’t have to like the house. Has it ever happened to anyone that you buy a house, arrive and it’s not what you expected? It doesn’t matter at all,” the architect explained to Europa press this Wednesday.
The famous architect said that he would do everything in his power to solve any problems that Falcó might face in his million-dollar penthouse. This would mean solving the lack of privacy that the marchioness complained about on television.
“I had some beautiful plants, but I have added more plants. And they called this a botanical block. This way, they couldn’t take photos or see anything that happens inside,” said Falcó. “The house is very modern, because it is all glass and it is made so that you can be seen from all sides of the house. It is very beautiful on plan, but perhaps for me it is not the best of all,” he added, statements that she rectified days later, ensuring that she is “very happy” with the project.