An Unexpected Reappearance
Jaime del Burgo has returned to Letícia’s life like a ghost from the past, after more than five years of silence and total absence. This lawyer shared his testimony with Jaime Peñafiel for his latest book about the queen, who is his main rival. However, the chronicler only used 1% of all the information provided, leaving Del Burg unsatisfied. Therefore, he decided to turn to his social networks to reveal a secret that Zarzuela has kept hidden for the last decade.
A Secret Revealed
According to his account, Queen Letizia was unfaithful to Philip VI with him for several years. This alleged infidelity was discovered in 2012, a year in which there was already talk of a deep crisis in the relationship between the monarchs.
A Loving Relationship
The ex of Telma Ortiz confessed that he was very much in love with Letícia. He went out of his way to meet her, even calling the TVE switchboard. Their friendship soon turned into a loving relationship. However, in 2003, when he proposed to her, Letícia revealed to him that she was meeting the prince. In 2004, a few months after her wedding, she realized that the world of royalty was not for her and wanted to escape, but could not.
Shocking Revelations
Jaime del Burgo and Letícia lived together, and according to Del Burg’s version, the marriage between Felipe and Letícia was a farce. According to him, the king was aware of his wife’s adventure and allowed it because it suited him. Felipe VI married Letícia to quell rumors about the sexual orientation of Juan Carlos’ son, as Laura Rodríguez claimed.
Revealing Details
Maica Vasco assures that Letícia and Jaime del Burgo led a life together, while the then princess was only seen with her husband at institutional events. As evidence, he mentions that the Queen took off the engagement ring given to her by Philip VI, claiming that it bothered her when he greeted her at receptions. But according to the journalist, this was false; he took it off because Jaime del Burgo asked him to. It has not been worn since.
