The ex-wife of Cayetano Martínez de Irujo It has been silent for weeks despite having featured in much of the social press. After she was caught with Frederick of Denmark In Madrid she became one of the most sought-after women, so much so that she even left the country to take refuge in London and later in her homeland, Mexico. This Thursday, and given the alarming rumors about her state of health, Genoveva Casanova has sent a message of peace: “I'm trying to disconnect and I don't talk to anyone about anything at all, even though some say otherwise.”
In this way, Genoveva throws a hint to all those who, during these weeks, claimed to have communicated with her. They claimed that she was “very overwhelmed” due to media pressure after being discovered with Frederick of Denmark last October in the capital. The then prince traveled to Madrid on a private trip and spent the night at the Mexican woman's house after enjoying a dinner with a show for two at the Corral de la Morería. Genoveva then assured that they were just friends but the rumors were already unstoppable. The announcement of Frederick and Mary's coronation was the last straw. In fact, the Danish press even invited Casanova to the event at expenses paid.
These days, in addition, the philosopher's friends have focused their attention on another point: Genoveva's health. “That's what really matters, nothing more,” they said. And Cayetano Martínez de Irujo's ex suffered a pulmonary embolism last summer and the stress of the last few weeks could have taken its toll on her: “What she asks now is calm. She is sick and must be treated as sick.”They said this Thursday in Espejo Público. “She is not as strong as she may appear. She has not handled it well. She had a pulmonary embolism and they are very worried about her. The situation is not one to speculate on. What is happening now is much more serious than all this.”
Faced with the tsunami of information, Genoveva has transmitted a brief message to the Sonsoles program: “I am trying to disconnect and I am not talking to anyone about absolutely anything, even though some say otherwise.”