Everyone Is Shocked by What Antonio Montero Has Said About the Blackmail of Juan Carlos I

Antonio Montero has been the star guest this week on Arnau Martínez's podcast, Chico de revista. The photojournalist and Mediaset collaborator has spoken openly about the blackmail that Bárbara Rey did to Juan Carlos I in the past. His statements have caused a great stir.

The former Sálvame collaborator has explained in detail what happened:"Juan Carlos thought he was untouchable and he was wrong too many times. He fell in love with Corina and with Bárbara Rey he scammed all of us Spaniards by paying her," he confessed. His words have caused surprise and have opened a new debate on the subject.

Antonio Montero has made it clear that Bárbara Rey was only looking for financial benefits. "Bárbara was interested in money and position, securing work. There was no love there, each one wanted what they wanted," he assured, casting doubt on the official version of the events.

Antonio Montero Provides New Information on the Blackmail to Juan Carlos I

One of the most shocking topics has been the recent leak of photographs of Bárbara Rey kissing Juan Carlos I. Montero has revealed a key fact: "I am not at all sure that Ángel Cristo took them."

"He said what he was advised to say. I had all the information about that," Antonio Montero confessed. These words have sown doubts about the version that has been given so far.

The photojournalist has also confessed that he himself has felt deceived. "I have also been scammed in this story. I have been scammed by the people who said that Ángel had more evidence like photos and audios, and the one who had them was me," he assured.

His testimony has dismantled the theory that Ángel Cristo possessed additional compromising information. Antonio Montero has confirmed that he had more information and evidence than any of the people involved in the story.

Antonio Montero Confirms There Is No More Evidence Against Juan Carlos I

Finally, Antonio Montero has closed the topic with a forceful revelation. "The ones that have been leaked are the ones there are, there are no more," he stated.

His words have surprised everyone, as they contradict Ángel Cristo's version, who claimed in the past that there was more evidence.

The interview has caused great controversy. Montero's statements have changed the perception of the story and have cast doubt on many of the previous accounts about the blackmail to Juan Carlos I. The controversy is served and the reactions have not been long in coming.