The Alba brothers’ war is at its highest point after the exchange of statements between Cayetano Martínez de Irujo and his sister Eugenia. Narcís Rebollo, her husband, had not yet commented on the matter. Until this Monday, when she spoke for the first time about it.
“There is not a schism, nor is there any breakup, there are simply some adjustments that they have to make in relation to some businesses they have, but it is nothing serious and nothing that is going to be solved,” said the president of Universal Music. Spain after being asked about it by fellow reporters on the street.
The latest anger in the House of Alba has come in recent weeks as a result of the problems that Cayetano has with his siblings Eugenia and Alfonso over a partnership that they continue to share almost nine years after the death of the Duchess of Alba: “They paralyze me “all because. Because they don’t sign. For one thing, for another. What do I know? They give justifications that make little sense,” he said. Eugenia, for her part, blurted out: “Do you know what’s happening to Cayetano? That he takes advantage of the fact that the rest of us don’t talk. I just don’t understand him.”
This is not the only open family gap. Cayetano’s disagreements with his older brother, the Duke of Alba, have been notorious since the death of Doña Cayetana in 2014. The Duchess of Alba was the pillar of an apparently united family although many knew that it would break into pieces as soon as Doña Cayetana left. this world. So it was. Cayetano’s tensions with his brothers have also been evident on such important dates as Christmas and masses in memory of the duchess.