Pedro Trapote, “calmer” after Begoña García Vaquero’s spill: “He has already seen her walk”

Begona Garcia Vaquerobusinessman’s wife Peter Trapoteis recovering from the stroke suffered days ago and which we reported this Tuesday in the first place.

Family sources consulted by this portal reassure us. Although they explain that he was a “horrible scare”, they make it clear to us that “It’s already in the plant and out of danger.” The same sources point out that “Pedro (Trapote) has had a really bad time and is still terrified and sore from disgust”, although “somewhat calmer because he has seen her walk”. The whole family breathes after these complicated days and they hope that “in a few days they will send her home.”

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As we anticipated this Tuesday, Begoña perceived three days ago, during the night, a strange sensation that prevented her from speaking. And realizing that it could be a brain issue, she asked to be transferred immediately to the hospital. Sergio, her husband’s doctor son, also reacted immediately and the stroke was stopped in time.

Now, the fourth wife of the manager of mythical nightclubs such as Joy Eslava or Teatro Barceló, the former Pachá of Madrid, and also owner of the mythical Chocolatería de San Ginés, is recovering on the floor after passing through the ICU.

Begoña García Vaquero is, at 52, a well-known socialite in Madrid and Marbella, where the couple spends the summer and has a house, where the former president also sometimes rests Felipe Gonzalez and his current wife, Mar Garcia VaqueroBegoña’s sister.

Pedro Trapote, a man much appreciated for his sociable and generous treatment, suffered in April 2021 the sudden loss of his eldest son, Pedro, 52, a rancher, who lived on the Las Majadillas farm in Seville, where he kept the ranches of Toros de la Plata and Herederos de Antonio Ordóñez. A heart attack ended his life when he was resting quietly after lunch (in the image, the second from the left).

Divorced from Diana Dominguín and father of two children, his passion for bullfighting led him to leave Madrid and live in the countryside, dedicated to his farm and his bulls. For his father, that loss was a very hard blow, from which he recovers together with his family. Now, Pedro Trapote celebrates that this scare in the health of his wife has been fortunately overcome.