Outrage, tears and many darts in the air. This has been the television reappearance of Julian Contreraswho has sat on Friday to respond to the interview that his brother, Fran Rivera, gave a few days ago. The little son of Carmina Ordóñez He has attacked the right-hander and has confronted the commentators who questioned his story.
Julián Contreras has been involved in numerous scuffles with the journalists who participated in the interview, but two have taken the cake: Patricia Cerezo y Angela Portero. The first, upset by the way in which the guest avoided answering the questions directly, reprimanded him and he closed his mouth: “I ask you to reduce the intensity, because you don't know me at all”, he told him very seriously. “It's just that people at home are falling asleep. I have nothing against you, it's my way of expressing myself. Get used to it because I'm going to ask you all night,” Ramón García's ex-wife responded. Even Santi Acosta has helped him: “she is asking you politely, I don't think you should be alarmed.”
The exchange with Ángela Portero had a much more personal tone since the journalist was a close friend of Carmina Ordóñez. She was by her side during the last few years, the worst of his illness, and she has taken it upon herself to deny Julián on several occasions: “That's not like that.” “Whatever you say, Angela,” he responded. “This is unbearable”he said tiredly.
Julián has lost his nerve when Portero has corrected an episode of mistreatment by Neyra towards Carmina Ordóñez: “Do you think you have enough moral authority to deny a chapter that I have experienced?”, the visibly upset guest reproached him. The same line was shown when the journalist laughed at her statement that she had paid the year's outstanding rent that she had left when her mother died: “Are you laughing?” He said. “I laugh because it's not true. Are you telling me that you paid the year's rent? It's not true. I know who paid it and it wasn't you,” she said. “I know your mother's bills better than you. My ex-husband and I paid for your mother's house and her debts in Morocco. The detoxification clinic was also paid for from our agency”.
Julián Contreras has been emphatic: “I am ending my relationship with you here today. Your fanaticism has no limits and it is surreal that everything I do and say you deny. You have set up a cartel.” He insisted that he assumed the expenses from his mother's income: “It's not true, we paid for it,” Portero said.