The Royal face a hard blow. This time, not for a new scandal, but for a family loss that directly affects Juan Carlos i. The death of one of his closest relatives has dyed his most intimate environment.
This morning Alfonso de Borbón and Escasany has died at 80 years of age. second cousin of the emeritus, was a well -known figure in the Spanish high society and maintained a close relationship with the exmonarca. Brother of the Duke of Seville and father -in -law of the model Eugenia Silva, was part of one of the most recognized branches of the Bourbon lineage.
An unexpected goodbye in the near circle of Juan Carlos I
Juan Carlos I has been facing scandals for months, which they have in the trigger. And today he has returned to it for another very different reason. Neither more nor less than because a relative has died.
This is Alfonso de Bourbon by Escasany, who has lost his life this morning. According to Vanitatisits mortal remains have been transferred to the Tres Cantos funeral home and this afternoon the funeral will be held in the La Paz Cemetery Chapel. A discreet farewell, but full of symbolism, since it is a figure very close to the royal family.
A deterioration in his health is the one that has caused the death of this second cousin of Juan Carlos I, with which he maintained a good relationship. So much so that he went to the weddings of the three children of the emeritus.
Alfonso, was married to the aristocrat Marisa Yordi, with whom he had two children: Alfonso and Alejandro. One of the best -known links of the family was the one that was generated following the relationship of his son Alfonso with Eugenia Silva. And this is one of the most international models in our country.
JUAN CARLOS I SUFFER A NEW PERSONAL VARAPALO
The Royal House has not yet issued an official statement on the loss. However, it is not ruled out that in the next few hours he can rule on it.
The death of Alfonso de Borbón and Escasany has hit aristocratic circles. It is likely that several personalities of the nobility come to give it a last goodbye, among them it may be that the kings, Queen Sofia or Infanta Elena.
This sad event arrives at a delicate time for Juan Carlos I, who since his departure from Spain has lived being in the media focus. Information about their finances, their lovers and demands have eroded their public figure, but have also affected their personal life. In the midst of this context, losing such a close relative is a new blow difficult to cope with.
