“I’m teaching him all the sports that I do and he’s going to be great at everything”

He doesn’t like being called ‘grandfather’ at all, because it’s hard for him to accept that label that makes him feel older, but the truth is that the adventurer from Leon Jesus Calleja59, has three grandchildren whom she adores, one for each of her adopted Nepalese children, Ganesh, Suresh y SundariAs proof of how much he drools over the little ones, who curiously are forbidden from calling him grandfather and are forced to use his first name, Calleja has boasted on his social networks about one of Nyamgal, 8 years old, the son that Ganesh has from his marriage to a woman from Leon.

Hugged next to him on the sofa at home, Calleja explained in a reel that he and Ganesh – who works with him in the production company – have just returned after being away for three months filming the new season of I’m flyingand that the child has missed them so much that now he only wants cuddles from them and his father.I present them to Nyamgal, my grandson.“, said Calleja proudly, while the child, giving him a kiss, said of Jesus: “I love him so much“. “I’m teaching him all the sports that I do, he’s already starting to do them, and he’s going to be a super crack in everything.“, shared the adventurer, who accompanied the publication with a text in which he boasted: “He turned out to be very, very smart! I’m going to make him into an adventurer! Children observe, copy and are motivated by the education they receive. He is lucky to have amazing parents and I will do my bit!“, he wrote before surprisingly announcing: “Today he climbed his first 2,000-meter mountain with his father and me… at 8 years old, he did parts of the route that required climbing up to third grade!“.

His grandchildren will surely be as adventurous as he and his children, whom he met in Nepal. He has always described the story of his first adoption, that of Ganesh, as a “twist of fate.” Calleja worked as a mountain guide in Nepal for 16 years, and there he met a boy who lived on the streets and had tuberculosis.I decided to take care of him and take him to Spain to cure him. In the end I adopted him.“Calleja confessed some time ago on Bertín Osborne’s programme My house is yours. Then, as a reward for his good grades, little Ganesh asked Jesus for a wish: that he would also rescue his best friend, who was also sick and dying. That is how Calleja returned to Nepal and came back with Suresh, and years later brought his sister Sundari and rescued her from poverty. Today they have formed an atypical, but very adventurous family, which Jesus constantly brags about.