Impact on 'D Corazón' by What Miguel Bosé Has Confessed to Anne Igartiburu

Anne Igartiburu surprised viewers of D Corazón today with an exclusive interview with Miguel Bosé. In the interview, he shocked everyone by firmly confessing that he only has two children.

This way, he proceeded not to consider the other children he had within his relationship with his ex, Nacho Palau, as such. These statements have caused a lot of criticism for him.

Miguel Bosé's Shocking Confession to Anne Igartiburu on D Corazón

Anne Igartiburu managed to interview one of the Spanish singers with the most international projection, Miguel Bosé. He decided today to grant an exclusive interview on D Corazón. He did so to address his new professional projects, but also to speak openly about the most controversial topics that have surrounded him.

Thus, This way, he talked about his children, and this created a moment of tension. It all happened when Anne reminded him of an interview in 1998, where he admitted that he wanted to be a father. After that, she told him: “And now you have four.”

To which he, bluntly, replied: “No, two. The other two are not biological.”

Immediately afterward, he spoke more about them, stating: “What changes your life the most is a child because they are there forever. They are 14 years old, taller than me, and good kids. I'm very lucky, and I teach them that whatever they do, they do it with passion.”

Controversy on D Corazón Over Miguel Bosé's Statement

The reaction to Miguel Bosé's words about his offspring was immediate. The set of D Corazón fell silent for a few seconds because it left all the collaborators perplexed. Of course, because, for years, the artist has publicly shown the four minors as his children.

Then, Javier de Hoyos, present on the set, didn't hesitate to express his bewilderment and discomfort with the singer. Thus, he said: “In 2013, he also said he had four. It can't be that he said that and now something else.”

Moreover, other members of Anne Igartiburu's team chose to position themselves along the same lines. They did so by stating: “Miguel Bosé published a photo of his four children hugging a few years ago. That's why now it's terrible to say that two are yours because they are biological and forget about the other two.”

It should be noted that the relationship between Miguel Bosé and Nacho Palau ended very complicatedly. They both faced each other in court over the custody of the children, in a long and painful process that ended with the minors separated.

The artist kept his biological children, and Palau kept his. But for years, the four lived together, were raised as siblings, and were considered offspring by both parents.

Now, with this statement, Bosé breaks that image and reopens a wound that seemed already healed. For many, the serious issue is not so much what he said, but how he said it. Stating “the other two are not biological” implies, according to the criticism, a denial of all those years of shared coexistence and love.

It remains to be seen if in the coming days there will be any clarification or rectification from the singer. Or if Palau, who has also been a media figure in recent years, decides to speak out on the matter.