Ana Obregón and “the three legacies that her son had left her”: “The third was to make a family that he could not make”

During these days, only the controversial decision of Ana Obregon of becoming a surrogate mother at age 68, almost three years after the death of her only biological child, Aless Lequio.

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Maria Patino She assures that she has maintained contact with Obregón in these years full of misfortunes for her. The death of the actress’s son in May 2020 from Ewing’s sarcoma was added to that of her mother in May 2021 and that of her father in September of last year. Patiño, he explains, has also spoken with her in recent days, marked by her newly released motherhood as a result of a surrogacy process in Miami, where this practice is legal, unlike in our country.

The journalist confessed this Thursday in Save me: “I do not want to betray Ana’s privacy, but she had three legacies that her son had left her and she has carried them out: The first, the book, and that is how she transmitted it to me. The second, the foundation and, the third, make a family that he couldn’t do at the time because he left too soon”.

In television talk shows, there is also speculation about the sperm donor. Even Carmen Lomana He has dared to say: “Ana is going to be a grandmother because the pregnant woman has been inseminated with her son’s semen.”

The book that Aless began to write and that Ana herself finished, The boy with the shrews, will be released on April 19. “Hugging his wonderful text you will find another story, the story of a mother during that long and arduous journey they undertook together full of infinite love,” Obregón wrote on his networks on February 24. Weeks before, he presented the Aless Lequio Foundation to raise funds for cancer research. He did it without the company of Alessandro Lequio.

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Last Wednesday we woke up with the controversial cover of Hola announcing that the actress and presenter had become a surrogate mother, almost three years after the death of her only biological child, Aless Lequio. Since then, television talk shows and newspaper editorials have opened with this topic, focusing the debate on the morality of surrogacy, illegal in our country, and on the age of the protagonist of Ana and the 7 to start taking care of a creature.