Federico de Denmark and Genoveva Casanova met two years ago, and he left her alone to be king, writes the Spanish media that publishes the details of the “love story”.

What now Frederick is the king of Denmark, new details are known about the alleged “love story” he had with Genoveva Casanova, who is said to be in poor health, although information about Mexican society is varied and contradictory.

The ex-wife of Cayetano Martínez de Iruja tried to disappear from the radar after photos of her with the then Danish prince on a night out in Madrid were published, and she recently deleted her Instagram profile, which is no longer accessible to the public.

However, a few days after Frederick’s coronation

“They met two years ago and he left her to be king,” reads the headline on the magazine’s cover. Readings in its edition of Wednesday, January 24, dedicated to the couple.

In this publication, they add that in recent months the couple went to dinner at Corral de la Morería and then spent the night at her residence.

In its printed version, the Spanish media brings the analysis of the journalist Pilar Eyre about what happened between the couple, an idyll that she calls a “love story” and which would confirm Federico’s infidelity to Mary Donaldson.

Meanwhile, Luis Pliego, the director of the magazine, revealed another controversial fact that has to do with the moment the couple met. “Two years ago, Genoveva and Federico went hunting in Trujillo,” he revealed.

As additional information, he added that the payment for the mentioned hunt was about “20 thousand euros” per person, which is the figure suspected to have been paid by Genoveva Casanova because, according to the media, it is her ex-husband Cayetano Martínez de Irujo who he pays more than three thousand euros a month for the rent of the apartment where he lives in an exclusive part of Madrid.

What is known about Genoveva Casanova’s health

Little is known about Genova Casanova’s health. The Spanish press points out that the 47-year-old socialist has taken refuge in Mexico and is reportedly in “very poor health”, reports Mundo Deportivo, quoting these words from journalist Pilar Vidal in “Espejo Público”.

“They are very worried because she is in a very bad state of health. This did not sit well with him,” the communicator said at the time. However, the same media deny that he has health problems.

“They also deny that his health has been compromised in these recent events. He has fully recovered from the pulmonary embolism he suffered in the summer, an isolated episode with no consequences,” the Spanish site writes. (AND)