Bárbara Rey reveals the conversation she had with her son after his incendiary interview on television: “You don’t know what you’ve gotten yourself into”

Barbara Rey live one blow after another. To the death of his brother, to whom he said his last goodbye this weekend, is added the interview that Angel Christ Jr, he offered last Friday on television. Her first-born son, who had always stayed away from the media, freely attacked the ex-vedette, who this Monday spoke about said betrayal on Antena 3.

The actress has revealed that, after learning that her son with Ángel Cristo was going to give an interview against her, she spoke with him to warn him of the consequences of exposing himself to the media in that way. “You don’t know where you’ve gotten yourself, may God protect you and help you,” He warned.

In conversation with Susanna Griso, Rey has acknowledged that, although he would like to, he will not be able to help his son from the effects of his interview. “There are things that one can no longer do and they are not within my reach, He has no idea where he came from. nor in the place he has entered,” expressed.

“I’m so used to being beaten, and many times without having done anything… but my son is my son and will continue to be my son even after I am gone. of this world,” added the woman from Totana, who feels “a lot of pain” because she knows “that they are going to hurt her”: “That is the biggest pain I have, and that my daughter suffers for me.”

“I’m afraid because when they go after someone they go without mercy and “They are not going to take into account the fragility of my son,” Rey has pointed out, who in previous statements already assured that he did not plan to speak ill of his son publicly. According to what was said last week, Ángel gave this interview because he needed money to pay his son’s pension. Likewise, neither his sister nor his mother support this decision.

The first-born son of the trainer and the ex-vedette said, among other things, that his parents put Ordifal in his bottle so that he wouldn’t cry when he was a baby: “I was born with a hernia and I cried a lot and didn’t sleep. She told me that I got sick.” Orfidal in the bottle to keep me quiet. My mother has medicated me all my life because if there was a problem, since she didn’t know where it came from, she solved it that way. The problem was me, not that she wasn’t there or that I kicked her out. that I did bring money home, but that’s not being a mother. And he added: “Neither of them was qualified to educate and care for two children.”

She also remembered “the hell” it was to live in the Moraleja family mansion, while her sister “didn’t know anything” because she was “drugged all day.” “In La Moraleja, once they had a very strong fight during a meal and my father broke a bottle of wine against the table and stabbed all the glass in his hand. He dragged my mother down the stairs, grabbed her, threw her clothes to the street, ‘I’m going to kill you, whore’ is all I remember from my childhood. The babysitter, Ana, took us to a room to protect us,” she recalled. “At first I was afraid that my father would kill my mother, on one occasion he chased her around the house with a gun to kill her, “he shot him and the bullet remained embedded in a piece of furniture.”