Laura Boyerwho died on February 23 at the age of 57, left a letter to be published posthumously in which she left in a bad place Isabella Preysler and also his sister Ana Boyer. “Isabel is a hyper-possessive person, that she pushed away from my father,” she confessed, among other bomb headlines.
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A week later, the lawyer of the former Minister of Finance and Economy has stood up for the queen of hearts. “Isabel Preysler took what she put in her will. Mr. Boyer’s will was fulfilled to the letter. She did not decide anything because everything was in writing,” explains the lawyer Purificación Pujol to the magazine Week. “What the law said was done,” he also highlights.
Although he has not disclosed the assets that Preysler inherited, he has clarified that Villa Meona was never owned by Boyer: “The Puerta de Hierro plot was paid for entirely by Isabel Preysler, as stated in the deed. You can ask Mr. Tapias, that he still lives. Mr. Boyer was small, for there to be a single peseta that was not recorded. Everything is known… where the account came from, where that income came from and it was from Isabel Preysler’s work. That’s how everything was paid what the lot cost me”.
At the same time, he has ensured that Tamara Falcó’s mother is not a cold woman, as Laura painted her in the interview she gave before she died: “It does not sell to speak well of Isabel, but she has an impeccable behavior, that is her upbringing. Isabel is a good person and has always acted in good faith.”
Laura, in her posthumous letter, also accused Isabel of not having taken enough care of Miguel after the stroke. The Boyer’s lawyer, on the other hand, denies it: “Isabel has always behaved well. She helps without knowing that she is helping. She has had people at her service who were sick and has accompanied them. She has even paid them the treatment”.
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And he adds: “When Miguel Boyer had a stroke, Isabel Preysler left everything to take care of him. Even her yoga classes, she left everything and devoted herself to caring for her husband at the time. I have not seen two people who loved each other more And they were so in love.”
Laura died at the Ramón y Cajal Hospital in Madrid, two and a half years after she was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. After a very tough treatment with radiation and chemotherapy, Laura decided to stop taking the medication and face her end with serenity, but she had time to say goodbye to her four children, who were watching over her all the time, and to decide that she wanted to be buried in the cemetery. de San Isidro, together with his father, who died in 2014. But his last wish was not possible, as we told in Informaliadue to “certain difficulties” on Isabel’s part.