The death of Fernando Fernandez Tapia has caused a lot of pain to the people who have been able to know him, and among them is the businesswoman Sea Flowerswith whom he dated between 1996 and 1997. Beatriz Miranda told this Wednesday on Antena 3 what the model’s reaction was.
The journalist has shared the verbatim words of Flores: “Fernando Fernández Tapias and I have been important people for each other, after separating from Javier, we resumed our friendship, until a little over a year and a half ago when they cut off our communication “, the journalist has advanced.
Flores has defined the former president of the Madrid Business Confederation-CEOE as an “intelligent, fun and full of humor” man. “A big hug to his oldest children, with whom I had a very present relationship. I am very affected by his loss and, above all, by not being able to say goodbye to him, may he rest in peace,” she concluded.
Flores has not had words for Nuria Gonzalez, the magnate’s widow. “She doesn’t send him a hug. They were super friends for many years, and she says that they have cut off communication… This is going to cause a lot of trouble,” journalist Gema López stressed.
Mar Flores and Nuria González: two loves and a betrayal
The first vice president of the Real Madrid Football Club had an intense love life. After marrying Chiqui de la Riva y Juana García-CourelMar Flores began a romance in the summer of 1996 that ended in betrayal.
The businessman, popularly known as Fefé, ended the relationship after learning that the model was being unfaithful with Alessandro Lequio, who also broke up with her when the news came to light.
In fact, in 1999 the magazine Interviú published some images of Torres in bed with Lequio that were taken during a trip to Rome, which further confirmed the infidelity to Fernandez Tapia.
When the photographs were published, Torres was in a relationship with Cayetano Martínez de Irujo. However, the scandal dynamited the story they had started, and for which the aristocrat had come to confront his own family.
Curiously, Mar Flores and Nuria González, the businessman’s next and last partner, were friends. The two worked together in a bar-disco in Madrid during the 90s.
When Fernández Tapia and Flores broke up, the businessman leaned on González. They began to see each other secretly – she was dating the soccer player Raúl González for some time – until about eight months later they were caught by some images in which they were seen together at the writer’s religious wedding. Camilo José Cela con Marina Castanoin 1998.
They married in 2002 and had two children: Ivan y Alma. The age difference between them – 33 years apart – was never an obstacle, as they demonstrated in their discreet relationship. The businessman defined her not only as his wife, but also as a perfect hostess and her right hand.