“I put out his eyes”

The last interview of Barbara Rey admitting that he blackmailed the emeritus has generated endless reactions. Many opinionologists discredit the behavior of the former star, who asked money from Don Juan Carlos in exchange for keeping the compromised material she had from both, but others claim that she was just a woman, a mother, tired of the contempt and humiliation with which men treated her. The last one to stand up for her has been Mercedes Dearwho has shared on social networks a reflection in favor of Totana and in which he attacks his detractors: “Last night I felt in many moments that those who intervened as collaborators had confused their jobs. They were not journalists, they were members of the Tribunal of the Holy Inquisition. It was not so much important to listen as to accuse.”

The journalist sympathizes with Bárbara Rey’s pain and calls the emeritus “taken advantage”: “The King behaved very badly with her. He took advantage of what was convenient for him, abused her trust, deceived her and after all that and Much more do you want to accuse her of having blackmailed the Head of State to get him to compensate her for all those services provided. Blackmail? But what would any of you have done if you had lived a story like the one she lived? “I take out his eyes”he states bluntly. “What a piece this King of whom we were so proud and who now, only now, is showing what stuff he is made of.”

He also praises the Murcian woman’s bravery to tell the truth and assures that she will continue the story until next week: “What we saw last night is an exercise in bravery on Barbara’s part. They have summoned us for next Monday.” For this new program, the presence of Ángel Cristo, her son, a key character for Milá, is planned: “There she will talk about her son and then we will be able to say with more foundation what happened between them. She is a very famous woman, very beautiful and abused. He, her son, a child who has told us that she was never a good mother. ‘That destroys her’ A story like so many, but not to sit in front of the Inquisition,” he concludes.

Mercedes’ reflection has received numerous comments and the most striking is that of Bárbara Rey herself, who thanks her for her words: “Thank you dear Mercedes. I have no words, this post that you have published means a lot to me. Eternal kisses.” Makoke, Aurelio Manzano or Amor Romeira support his words.