In June 2018, the news hit the press that Telma OrtizQueen Letizia’s sister, could be starting a relationship with the Irish lawyer Robert Gavin Bonnarafter they were seen in a loving attitude at a gala organized by the Pedralbes Festival (Barcelona).
Telma Ortiz has always been discreet in her relationship with the press, remaining out of the media spotlight, avoiding participation in public events that are not linked to their responsibilities. She could only be seen with his partner, Robert Gavin Bonnar, at the 2019 Princess of Asturias Awards. The presence of both at this event was interpreted as a sign of making their relationship official. Two years later, in 2021, they became parents to a daughter, Erin.
Gavin Bonnar, ex-husband of Irish violinist and singer Sharon Corr, preserves RGB Corporatehis own law firm, while working as Europe Advisor in the data department. However, the project to which he now dedicates the most time is literature. On June 6 he presented his first book in Spanish, The fourth estate, surrounded by his friends and family. The author explores in it his great passion, geopolitics and mixes “ideas of power, money and sex.”
The writer is also a collaborator in Five days and The country, where he writes opinion columns on geopolitics and international economics. In X’s profile we have been able to see him dumped on the US national debta theme that also has a lot of weight in the novel.
The story, which takes place between Ireland, Africa, the United States and Spain, begins with the bankruptcy of its protagonist, an Irish lawyer. “Imagine for a moment that the bank informs you that you are responsible of the debts from your late father. And that, after your family sells all their assets, you still owe millions…”, we can read in the synopsis.
A meeting that generated great expectation and where the figure of Queen Letizia was present at all times, even though he was in Guatemala. The author established a clear red line, making a pun on the cover of his book illustrated with a knotted red rope, when asked about it. “This is a red line and I do not cross it, I’m not talking about political family“for obvious reasons,” he responded, maintaining good humor.
He did not even want to confirm whether his sister-in-law had read the book, using a statement that avoided any revelation: “I don’t say anything because if I say something it means ‘I’ve said something,’ but you can use your imagination”, he commented in a joking tone.
For its part, Telma Ortiz stood out as a committed hostess at the literary event, providing attention to all attendees. The Irishman did speak about it and shared that he had read the work and “liked it a lot.” The presentation had an anecdotal moment when the author explained that he had been delayed in going on stage because his “wife” had helped him “comb his eyebrows,” demonstrating complicity and affection among those present.
