Bertín Osborne denounces the “brutal harassment” he is receiving after knowing his paternity and warns with legal measures

Bertin Osborne has said enough With all the media commotion that has been generated after learning that he will be a father for the sixth time at 69 years old with his special friend Gabriela Guillenthe ranchera singer has asked through his social networks to paralyze what he considers to be “brutal harassment”.

“I have been in this profession for more than 40 years and I have never experienced more brutal harassment than the one that Gabriela, like me, as well as my family and hers, are experiencing these days. But, what is happening to you?” regretted in a video that he has shared on Instagram.

“We have already said what has happened. I have several cars at the door of my house that intersect on a secondary, narrow road, those who work in my house have to avoid the cars to avoid colliding… but what happens Do we really have to continue like this?”, he claimed.

Bertín has complained that “Gabriela leaves her house and has eight or ten people downstairs with microphones and cameras that assault her on the street, she is ashamed to go out, she doesn’t even go out to eat, but what’s wrong with you?” and although he understands “that you talk about it and comment on it, but I have read unusual things”, he does not share the ways in which the news is being covered.

The singer has clarified the relationship he has with the future mother of his sixth child: “I have had a relationship with her for many months, a wonderful and fantastic relationship, because she is. You all know the consequences, consequences that she and I had not foreseen. You can’t live like this, she’s going to get sick or something worse, her hands are shaking, she can’t go out on the street.”

Finally, Bertín has said that “you cannot live like this, we have not killed anyone” and that neither he nor Gabriela “we are going to talk anymore, neither she nor I, there is no more to talk about” and please ask that they respect his privacy: “Let’s see if there is any sense, please let us breathe a little”.