Untimely death and lawsuits against journalists: these are facts about Queen Letizia’s sisters that you probably didn’t know

In recent decades, the name of Queen Letizia has dominated the covers of various Spanish and international media, and she was even widely known before joining the royal family, as she was a well-known journalist.

However, the monarch’s family environment remains in the shadows as it is little known among her fans, especially when it comes to her sisters Telma and Érika.

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Sisters of Queen Letizia

Thelma Ortiz

As MDZ reports, the 50-year-old is the mother of two daughters: Amanda, who she had with lawyer Enrique Martín Llopis, and a two-year-old girl who was born from her recent romance with Irishman Robert Gavin. It is known that she is an economist in the Doctors Without Borders organization and was even the deputy director for international relations in the Barcelona City Council between 2009 and 2012.

Unlike her sister, Queen Letizia, Telma devoted her life to secrecy, but unexpectedly found herself in the media spotlight. In response, he took legal action against the journalist, which resulted in the payment of 45,000 euros in court costs against him, according to Lecturas.

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Erika Ortiz

Erika Ortiz Rocasolano was the mother of young Carla Vigo, and like her sister, she tried her hand at journalism and worked in various media covering social and cultural topics.

As reported by Woman, Erika married Antonio Vigo in 2003, but they separated in 2005. Tragically, Erika struggled with depression for several years and on February 7, 2007, at the age of 31, she was found dead in her apartment in Madrid. . , which is classified as suicide. It was a painful and devastating moment that left an indelible mark on the family.

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