A reflective television moment
In a recent episode of ‘Los Iglesias: Hermanos a la obra’, Ana Obregón, a well-known figure in the social world, shared a funny situation related to the Iglesias brothers, Chábeli and Julio José. Her appearance served to recall the special connection that has existed between her and Julio Iglesias over the years.
A friendship that has lasted
For decades, the biologist and the famous singer have shared a deep friendship. Julio has trusted Ana on several occasions to take care of his children during his absences, a sign of their great mutual trust.
A garden full of memories
Last July 30 was a special day for the family, as the Iglesias brothers dedicated themselves to remodeling their friend’s garden, including the construction of a charming dollhouse for little Ana Sandra, the daughter of Obregón.
Remembering complicated times
During the renovations, Ana took the opportunity to recall a past experience that led her to ask Julio for financial help, a moment that turned out to be quite funny for everyone in attendance. The revealed story illustrates an unexpected episode in which Ana, faced with an unexpected payment, was forced to contact the singer.
An episode of complications
Ana Obregón detailed a funny incident in which once, while taking care of Julio’s children, the singer asked her to bring her bank card for purchases. However, she was not aware that she only had $100 in her account.
Laughter at the meeting
With a mixture of emotion and laughter, Ana recalled that at the mall, Julio’s daughter, with great enthusiasm, asked for the popular ‘Hello Kitty’ product. The moment turned comical when, upon trying to pay, her card was declined, forcing her to desperately call Julio for help.
A friendship that prevails
This episode exemplified not only the humor surrounding family relationships within the world of celebrity, but also the strength of friendship that can overcome even disconcerting moments. The laughter shared between Ana, Chábeli and Julio José indicated not only their complicity, but the simplicity of everyday moments that emphasize family ties.