Florinda Meza confessed that because the actor and comedian Roberto Gomez Bolaños did not designate an heir to the rights to his life and name, a process will be carried out to clarify this legal situation.
In interview with the journalist Maxine Woodsidethe widow of Gómez Bolaños, best remembered as “Chespirito“He explained that it is necessary to carry out a legal act to clarify this point that also affects the descendants of Gómez Bolaños.
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“He did not leave his name, his life, his personality in the will, he did not make a will, so a process should be carried out, I don’t know, I suppose a legal process before a notary, which is carried out, and in this case it would be, between seven, the six children and me,” explained the 75-year-old actress.
There is still no date for the legal battle for Chespirito’s rights
However, the artist known for her role as “Doña Florinda” in the program “El Chavo del 8” stated that at the moment she does not know the date on which this legal battle will begin.
“But that process has not been done, and he did not testify, so no one really owns that. His name, nor his life, was not tested,” Meza stressed.
A few weeks ago the first look at the biographical series about Roberto Gomez Bolañoswhich would be called “Sin Querer Queriendo”, a project that caused differences between Florinda and Roberto Gómez Fernández, son of “Chespirito”, due to their opposition to this type of productions being made without their consent.
Although the actress and producer initially said she was willing to sue those involved in the bioseries, she later opened the door to negotiate with the children of her deceased husband, to decide the legacy of “Chespirito.”
With information from Agencia México
