This is how Ángel Cristo Jr. spoke about his mother two years ago: “I never knew Don Juan Carlos, she protected us a lot”

Either he lied then or he lies to us now. The fact is that the history of Angel Cristo Jr. has taken a radical turn in just 24 months. Because if this Friday he claims that his mother blackmailed the emeritus with some photographs that he took of them himself, in 2021 he stated that he did not even meet Don Juan Carlos: “It’s not true that I called the king Uncle Juan. I have never met him, I have never seen him in my life. What’s wrong! My mother has always been very protective of all those matters, she has kept us out of it. I can’t talk about that topic, it’s up to her.”

So, it was all good words from the son towards his mother: “We didn’t want to be with my father. My mother had a very bad time, her fear was to send us on a trip with a drug addict to a circus. We were going 200 kilometers per hour. My mother is the one that has brought us forward, he never contributed a penny. Thanks to her we have been able to study in Ireland, France and Boston.”he remembered.

It was in an interview for the magazine Readings: “I would like this to be a tribute to my mother. I love her very much, she is the one who has brought us forward. The happiest memory of my childhood is when my mother was given custody of us. Seeing myself at home with her, now without my father, with how violent he was! When my father left he emptied the house completely, he only left the cables for the lamps. “It was very hard, all for hurting my mother.”

A twist of the screw

This Friday, however, Ángel Cristo Jr.’s story about his childhood and adolescence is very different: “The Moraleja house was a nightmare. There was fear, terror and blood. The real nightmare was my mother. “My mother spent a lot of money at the casino,” he said.

“When my sister was 13, she didn’t know anything about what was happening because she was on drugs all day. She took the money to pay for drugs from my mother’s room where there was always a lot of cash that came from payments that They were done to my mother for blackmailing the King of Spain,” he points out. “I took photos of my mother and the King. Many photos.”

They assure that the reason for this radical turn in the story of Ángel Cristo Jr. is due to financial problems: “He has a debt for the support of his daughter and if he does not pay it he will go to jail. He is willing to do what that is, even to cast doubt on who his sister Sofía’s father is,” said Pepe del Real.