The son of the media couple went to the set of ‘De Viernes’ for the first time, where he once again attacked his mother, Bárbara Rey.
Angel Christ Junior He continues to star on Friday nights on Telecinco. Since its premiere three weeks ago, ‘Friday’ has made the most of the statements of the son of Barbara Rey and Angel Christwho came to the set of the program for the first time last night.
There, Ángel has recounted the bad treatments that her mother suffered from her father, but at the same time she accused the actress of being “one of the women who have mistreated me throughout my life”. And although he does not justify his father, he does comment that living with Bárbara Rey is not something easy.
“I don’t justify my father, I only regret having said things about my father that I didn’t want to say, my mother convinced me to give a television interview talking about my father to get money to pay for my studies, money that was not used for that,” the guest stated before presenters and collaborators. “It is something that I do not forgive myself, we crushed my father with that, he was alone and I know that he did it wrong, but he was sick and he was very alone, he was very destroyed.”
“My father made the mistake of marrying my mother, he was a circus man and he should not have chosen that woman, I do not deny that my father mistreated my mother, but she practically buried my father. It was deserved to accuse him for what he did, but at the end of his life he was already wandering alone, it was not necessary to do that carnage with him,” he said forcefully to the perplexity of some collaborators.
Regarding his childhood, Cristo assures that his mother never forbade him to see his father, but she did condition him and his sister “because before going to see him she told me that he had hit her and of course, seeing a father who has hit your mother is not a good son. My father was a nightmare in terms of the violence that living with him entailed, but For me the real nightmare has been my mother“She is the one with whom I spent my childhood and adolescence,” he concluded.