Julio Iglesias defends Isabel Preysler

The Spanish singer Julio Iglesias has come to the defense of his ex-wife, the Spanish Isabel Preysler, after the romantic relationship she had with the Spanish-Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa ended.

“The behavior of Mr. Vargas Llosa There is much to be desired. A man who has lived with a woman for eight years must know how to behave and control how the people around him behave,” the artist told the Spanish magazine ¡Hola!

“It is deeply unfair how they treat her,” adding: “Isabel He is extraordinary. A real champion. As a mother, she is exemplary, and as a wife, she is a teacher of life, and we hardworking people who shared our lives with her know that.”

A singer is shown “absolutely sure” that Falcó, who died in 2020, and Boyer “would also be defending her at this point.” And he adds: “You will always have my support and my love.”

Iglesias got married Preysler in 1971 and they separated in 1978. He later married Dutch Miranda Joana Rinjsburger; and she with Spaniards Carlos Falcó, from whom she divorced, and Miguel Boyer, from whom she became a widow in 2014.

Isabel Preysler and Vargas Llosa They had a multi-year relationship that ended last year in 2022

Although Julio and Isabel stopped being a couple many years ago, they always remained a family, the magazine writes.

“Precisely in these last weeks – he adds publication- The echoes of certain attacks on his ex-wife reached his ears, and it moved Julio from the inside”.

“I know that I will be in the 11-man jersey – continues Julio Iglesias- and that this does not look like me, but I want to do it for my ex-wife, for Isabel, because she deserves it and because it is deeply unfair how they treat her”.

And he emphasizes: “Whatever the break-up is, a gentleman and a gentleman know how to end it. He goes out publicly and wishes the other good luck. And if someone wants to interfere, it is said that it is a matter of two that you don’t have to interfere and yes, respect”.