Borja Thyssen and Blanca Cuesta reappear in Madrid after the latest controversy with Tita Thyssen

Happy, smiling and without desire for controversy. This is how they appeared this Monday Borja Thyssen y Blanca Cuesta at the inauguration of the first monographic exhibition of a Spanish artist, Isabel Quintanilla, which can be visited at the Thyssen museum until June 2. The couple has toured the different rooms in a very relaxed atmosphere and have avoided commenting on the two issues that have brought them back to the headlines: their possible move to Miami and their new confrontation with Tita Cervera.

Borja and Blanca live between Spain, Andorra and Switzerland and combine their work in the artistic world with taking care of their five children. Sacha, Eric, Enzo, Kala and India. Europa Press He published a few days ago that the family is preparing their move to Miami, where the parents plan to give a boost to their social life and expand their circle of friends and businesses. At the moment they have neither confirmed nor denied it.

Nor have they spoken about the alleged estrangement with his mother, which he revealed a few days ago in Public mirror that it will not be Borja but his daughter Carmen who will inherit the legacy of the Thyssen foundation. Some statements that made her firstborn very angry, who although he knew of his mother’s decision, did not expect her to make it public without consulting him: “He is angry because he did not expect these statements and some things that his mother has said,” they said.