Ana Obregón puts Lequio on the ropes: “You haven’t written to me for a month and your granddaughter is looking forward to meeting you”

With a princess cut dress and flower print, Ana Obregon has presented The boy with the shrewsthe book that her son had begun to write during his illness and that she finished when she died Alessbefore the media this Wednesday.

“This work is a hymn to life and death. For all the brave who fight to live, be it with cancer or any disease. It is a lesson in life,” he said as soon as the press conference began, in which Informalia was present.

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Inevitably it was that the press colleagues asked about the figure of her ex-husband and father of her son, Alessandro Lequio. “I don’t know if she’s read the book…I haven’t had help from anyone to write it. A mother doesn’t need to be reminded of the painful moments she lived through to relive them.”

At that moment, The Ana Rosa Program connected live with the Westin Palace room, where the book presentation took place, to speak with the protagonist. And Ana Obregón took advantage of her to send a message to Lequio: “She hasn’t written to me for a month and to tell her that her granddaughter is looking forward to meeting her grandfather.”

“Alessandro has always had the door open to see his granddaughter. I can’t force a grandfather to see his granddaughter. I know that it would make Aless happy. I’m not hurt, I think I would love it if it was, maybe not I should talk about this but you know that I have always defended Alessandro publicly. I respect him and as he says he has his daughter… The doors are wide open for when he wants to come. He has a grandfather, “he added.

But it was not the only pull that the biologist dedicated to Italian while talking about the writing process of The boy with the shrews: “The person who has been with Aless has been me. The seven months of treatment in New York. Alessandro didn’t even know that Aless was writing a book.”