The latest statements by the Marchioness of Griñón, who tried to justify and clarify the controversy that arose as a result of her presentation at the Family Conference on the other side of the pond, continue to bring tail. This Friday, she has been Joaquín Prat who has publicly disfigured the words of Tamara Falco: “She takes advantage of her aggrieved condition, which places her on the positive side because she is indeed a woman who has been unfaithful and has become public.”
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And it is that the daughter of Isabel Preysler resorted this Thursday to his traumatic break with Inigo Onieva to explain that “there are so many types of sexuality, so many places to exercise evil…” that he said in Mexico: “With the word deviations I was referring to behaviors of my ex, I was not referring to any group. I’m not homophobic,” she said in The Anthill.
However, Tamara’s explanations have not convinced the incisive presenter: “To justify those statements, which have a clear objective and are addressed to a series of very specific groups, she takes him back to the story of Íñigo Onieva, as if it were Beelzebub. He carries the owlet to him, again, “he said. “For me, exclusionary values are not values. Never start a sentence with ‘I have nothing against gays, I have many gay friends but… No. Never. Never, never. It’s like ‘If my neighbor is black How can I be racist?
Joaquín is not the only Mediaset employee who has charged Tamara Falcó these days for her controversial statements. From María Patiño to Antonio Rossi or Jorge Javier Vázquez have disfigured the stale thinking of the Marchioness of Griñónan ‘all to one’ that has been ordered from the highest spheres, since they consider the daughter of Isabel Preysler a competition (she collaborates in the anthill of Antena 3 and has given him stratospheric data since his break with Onieva) that does not benefit them at the moment. The white image of her, of ‘poor little betrayed’, either.
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