“You are taking many liberties”: the alleged words of Vargas Llosa that ended Preysler’s patience

Isabella Preysler y Mario Vargas Llosa They ended their relationship after almost eight years together. According to the version of the queen of hearts, due to unfounded jealousy of the Peruvian writer, according to the version of the Nobel Prize winner, due to his different lifestyles.

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The last scene of unfounded jealousy, according to those close to Isabel, would have taken place at the end of November after she returned to Villa Meona after attending an event in Madrid as a publicity claim. In Ana Rosa’s program They have given more details of that alleged scene this Thursday.

“[Vargas Llosa] appears in the bathroom where Isabel is removing her makeup. He just woke up and he thinks it’s three in the morning, he doesn’t even look at the clock. He arrives at that bedroom and there is a person who is on the phone with Isabel and listens to everything. ‘What time are these’, ‘This is intolerable’, ‘You are taking many liberties'”, explained Beatriz Cortázar.

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According to the journalist, Preysler noticed the author of The city and the Dogs “very angry, upset and overbearing.” Enrique Iglesias’ mother continued her talk over the phone. In the house there was also, as already mentioned, Ana Boyer. In this way, both were witnesses of what happened, according to Cortázar: “The friend did not hang up and then Isabel continued the conversation with her friend. Ana Boyer was close to her, she had not yet gone to bed.”

Enrique Iglesias’s mother announced their break through her top magazine, assuring that it was “definitive”. The Peruvian author denied a few days ago that the reasons given by Isabel were the real ones that caused the break. Thus ends the relationship that began in 2015, a few months after the death of Miguel Boyer and after the writer celebrated his fiftieth wedding anniversary with Patricia Llosa, his cousin, second wife and mother of his three children.