Lequio, on the inscription of the daughter-granddaughter of Ana Obregón in Spain: “She herself has put stones in the way”

Three weeks after the birth of Ana Lequio Obregón, his mother-grandmother continues to be the absolute protagonist of the pink chronicle (and what is not pink chronicle). The 68-year-old presenter could have problems registering her daughter-granddaughter in the Spanish Registry, although she, from Miami, assures that she is calm and well advised by her lawyers.

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own Ana Obregon has reiterated this Wednesday to Beatriz Cortázar in Ana Rosa’s program: “I insisted again and she is calm in that sense. She is tired of being used as a smokescreen. She insists that her daughter is American. That she has a Spanish heart and American nationality, and sooner or later she will be Spanish because her mother is. In the worst case scenario, she tells me that her daughter has an American passport,” the journalist explained.

In these three weeks, Obregón has exposed little Anita in magazines and also on her social networks. In Hola He gave too many details about the creature, born by surrogate, an illegal method in Spain. She said that the semen used was that of her son who died three years ago, that she did it to comply with her last will and also that she is her legal mother (at the moment in the United States), although she will act as grandmother.

All these details that he has given in public could play against him if the Prosecutor’s Office intervenes and puts obstacles to the time that the little girl can be registered in the Spanish Registry. Own Alessandro Lequiowho chooses not to fuel a media war with Ana for the memory of her son, thinks the same thing: “They are not smokescreens. They are stones that she herself has put in the way. I don’t think so, everyone thinks so world. It’s logical.”

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This Tuesday, Lequio also questioned the words of the protagonist of Ana and the 7. Obregon assured in Hola that his son’s last will was to have children and that there was even a holographic testament that attested to this: “What people do not know is that this was Aless’s last will: to bring his son into the world ( …) He told his father and me orally a week before he passed away”.

Lequio, on the other hand, explained: “The holographic will is a written, not spoken will. Simply that. It is an important nuance. What he says verbally is not a holographic will,” he qualified, visibly annoyed by the situation generated by his ex. Since the death of the discreet Aless Lequio At 27, the count has opted for media silence, unlike Obregón.