Bertín Osborne’s Paternity and the Age Debate: Guest Appearance Sparks Controversy

Bertín Osborne’s paternity continues to spark comments and reactions. At 69 years old, the son he will have with Gabriela Guillén is making quite a few headlines due to the actions of each of them, as well as the opinion of those around him. Where he has appeared, fleetingly and ironically, this matter has been in the least expected place: in the program presented by the singer himself.

Fran Rivera attended El show de Bertín as a guest. Like many others who appear in this format, she opened up and began to open up about some aspects of her private life. Among them, paternity; and along those lines, she ruled out becoming a father again at his age. The bullfighter is close to fifty. Then a small debate broke out about how old you are when you stop wanting to immerse yourself in the beautiful and difficult adventure of raising a child.

“Fran, I’m going to give the boss a hard time”

“I’m almost Papuchi now. I’m fine on the outside, maybe, but on the inside I’m knackered. The blows show their faces. I’m almost 50 years old. The youngest of my children is 4 years old,” he confessed, just before settling his position with a rhetorical question and a full stop: “Do you know how much I’m enjoying it?” A baby would make me crazy now.” The one who came to give her opinion was Laura Gallego, a collaborator of the program. And she did it by asking Rivera about Tana, her eldest daughter and the result of her relationship with Eugenia Martínez de Irujo. The matador responded sarcastically: “any day she says she’s getting married.”

Martín Pareja-Obregón, also a fighter, did not hesitate at this point: “hey, I had my last daughter when I was 50 years old, my daughter Marta is now 6.” Rivera responded subtly: “Let’s see, worse things have been seen.” Then the camera focused on Bertín, who remained silent with a funny and smiling face. As if the thread invited him to speak, he entered fully into the dialogue to change its meaning: “well, let’s change the conversation.” There was laughter.

The one who caught this intention of turning around, which although funny did not hide his intention to carry it out, was Gallego. “Hey, Fran, I’m going to give the boss a hard time. “Have you always had a terrible time with the press and your personal life?” he swerved. And the interview, not without having first left the anecdote of the program, continued along other lines.

2023-10-28 21:36:07
#Bertín #Osborne #sarcastic #fatherhood #television #Lets #change #conversation