José Ortega Cano Settles the Amador Mohedano Controversy by Uttering a Single Sentence

The Uncertain Future of Amador Mohedano at the Estate "La Más Grande" Continues to Stir Up Controversy. After it became known that the new owner of half of the property might demand changes in the distribution, Rocío Jurado's brother might be forced to leave his home. Amid the controversy, José Ortega Cano has been questioned about it: "It's been quite a while since I've gone south and I don't know."

The bullfighter, who maintains a close relationship with his brother-in-law, has chosen discretion, leaving his involvement in the conflict hanging in the air. But is he really uninvolved in the situation or simply avoiding making a statement?

The Uncertain Future of Amador Mohedano at "La Más Grande"

After being away from television for three years, Amador Mohedano recently reappeared on ¡De Viernes! to talk about his new life and the difficulties following his divorce from Rosa Benito. Among his revelations, he highlighted the end of the debt of nearly200,000 euros he owed to the Tax Agency, a situation that led him to sell his share of the estate "Los Naranjos."

Despite the sale, Amador has continued living in the house located on the part of the land that belongs to Gloria Mohedano, his other sister. However, his stay might be at risk, as the owner of the other half of the estate might demand a redistribution of the spaces.

This conflict has led Gloria Mohedano, initially, to refuse any concession of meters. This has resulted in hiring a surveyor to accurately determine the property's boundaries before making a final decision.

José Ortega Cano Ends the Amador Mohedano Controversy with a Single Sentence

Away from the family controversy, Ortega Cano has taken advantage of the weekend to enjoy the opening of the bullfighting season in Madrid. He attended Las Ventas accompanied by his children Gloria Camila and José María.

However, the topic has not gone unnoticed by the press. As a key figure in the family, José Ortega Cano has been asked about the possibility of his brother-in-law losing his home.

The bullfighter's reaction was clear: he chose to keep his distance. "It's been quite a while since I've gone south and I don't know," he replied, showing no further interest in the matter.

Despite the close relationship he maintains with Amador Mohedano, the bullfighter preferred not to delve into the situation. His words left open the uncertainty about whether he would be concerned about the possibility of his brother-in-law being left homeless and whether he would be willing to help him if needed.

José Ortega Cano has left the Amador Mohedano controversy unsolved with a sentence that raises more questions than answers. Meanwhile, Amador Mohedano awaits a solution to his situation in Chipiona, and Gloria Mohedano remains firm in her stance. Will Amador manage to keep his home, or will he have to find a new residence?