One of the media fallouts of the Julio Iglesias case has been the appearance of all sorts of his friends defending him on television. Tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are. The array of personalities and their contributions have served to confirm the scale of values and the retrograde ideology surrounding the singer. On Tuesday, Ana Obregón caused secondhand embarrassment by developing theories that exposed her ignorance and frivolity. She used the most lurid details denouncing the sexual exploitation of women to refute them through her personal experience. For example, she considered it impossible that the singer had abused women because she had eaten fried eggs with chips in Julio Iglesias's kitchen, and the Dominican cook sat at the table with them, and the singer treated her with great cordiality. The following day, Ramón Arcusa of Dúo Dinámico finished the job, asserting that Julio Iglesias's sexual relations with his employees were consensual because they occurred regularly. Among other absurdities, he showed off his investigative skills and declared that the complainants were lying because they explained that he forced them to consume tequila, and the member of Duo Dinámico said that he had never seen this drink at Julio Iglesias's house.Julio does have some very good wines, though. He has some excellent wines. But there's no tequila in his house; I've never seen it there."Case closed, Ramón.

Like Julio Iglesias, like the emeritus king, he is a Spaniard who, simply by virtue of being Spanish, has a right to a thigh, and there are many personalities, such as Santiago Abascal and Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who have come out to defend him. Complaining about Julio Iglesias or the king is complaining about Spain. And that's unacceptable.

"He's my guardian angel in New York." These words, taken from Ana Obregón's 2012 memoirs about Jeffrey Epstein, are the starting point for a report byNew York Timeswhich focuses on the relationship the Spanish actress and presenter had with the disgraced millionaire who was revealed to have run a child sex trafficking ring. The quote was from a memory of the 1980s, when Obregón moved to New York to study acting. "Goodbye to Jeff, the perfect man I never fell in love with," she also wrote.

Ana Obregón stars on the cover of the latest issue ofHello!, together with Anita, the daughter born with the frozen sperm of her deceased sonAless Lequio. The actress has been photographed and given an exclusive interview to the magazine from El Manantial, the family home in Mallorca where she spends her summers and which she and her siblings have put up for sale. The publication of this issue comes five years after her son's death from cancer and includes a new summer portrait of the actress—which has recently included the presence of her little girl—thus maintaining a tradition of years and locks that has become famous in the tabloids. The swimsuit she wears this year is haute couture, the Camelia Rouge model by the Victoria Cimadevilla brand, and costs more than 300 euros.