“Don’t hold me by the arm …”

The son of Tita Cervera And his wife have starred in a very tense moment at the Madrid airport when facing a photographer who tried to do his job. Borja Thyssenrealizing his presence, he has run towards him and asked him not to record: “You are recording me, I go with my children … stop pointing to my children.” The reporter assured him that the camera did not capture the children, only adults, but the heir was not satisfied with his answer: “Can you turn off the camera?” He insisted, retaining it. “Don’t hold me by the arm,” asked the professional.

From the set of TAR They have strongly criticized Borja’s attitude and have even been missed from their behavior, unusual in it. “Something is happening, It is worse for a child to see his father lose his stirrups and shout that behaving normally, “said Luis Pliego, who also recalled that the media do not publish images of minors because the law protects them so, although they are photographed , their faces always remain pixelated.

Barrientos, on the other hand, explained that Borja’s nerves could be treated for the relationship with his mother to go through a very complicated moment: “The family relationship with Carmen Cervera is not appropriate, it is not good. There may be certain legal situations that go to jump shortly … “. And he pointed to a possible change in Tita’s testament that would not have fed anything well to his son: “A testament, some companies that are common, interest … Borja has 35 percent of his mother’s collection, of This rented collection receives an amount and there may be a legal issue with which he is not calm, “he said.

It must be remembered that the relationship between mother and son, already very spent by years of misunderstandings and clashes, entered into crisis once again when the baroness acknowledged in an interview that she was preparing her daughter Carmen to be her heiress: “I have made quantities Of inheritances, when life changes, you change it. His words did not sit well Borja, who thought he had 50% of his mother’s collection while his sisters distributed the other half. However, mother and son limited roughness shortly after and sealing peace publicly with a joint reappearance the Thyssen Museum in Madrid last October. A reconciliation that could have lasted well because in December, Tita and Carmen inaugurated a new museum in Barcelona without the presence of Borja. In the act, the young woman announced her “active” participation in the project: “I feel a lot of emotion and eager for this challenge. I will contribute as much as I can and, well, I am very happy. Thank you very much,” Carmen said.