Where there was fire, ash remains. So says an old saying that in the case of the bullfighter Juan Ortega and his former partner Carmen Otte, both from Spain, apparently has no truth at the moment.

Hours after the right-hander told his truth about what happened on Saturday, December 2, 2023 when he refused to go to a church in Jerez de la Frontera to marry the cardiologist, a journalist revealed in a TV program that Otte wants nothing with the bullfighter.

Ortega, interviewed on January 24 by Carlos Herrera in Cope, said: “The only truth about what happened is that Carmen and I are two people who love each other very much. We had a very good relationship in many ways, but I had a series of problems, a series of doubts, that I couldn’t solve. I accept my mistake and ask for forgiveness. Not because of the decision itself, but because of the moment I made it,” he said.

This man showed that they are still in touch by saying, “Contrary to what people may imagine, the truth is that we still have a lot of love and respect for each other and we are both at a lot of peace.”

Although he preferred not to answer the question of whether a reconciliation could happen in the future, Juan Ortega claimed: “What I know is that I love Carmen very much and I wouldn’t want to see her again for anything in the world would hurt.”

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Carmen Otte’s alleged response to Juan Ortega

“Carmen doesn’t want to know anything about Juan,” journalist Leticia Requejo said on Wednesday, January 24.

Requejo, as published by TeleCinco, described the relationship between the right-hander and the cardiologist as “zero.” He acknowledged that efforts have been made to reach out through ordinary people.

In words of forgiveness, Ortega emphasized: “The decision was made solely by me, knowing the consequences.”

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According to what was broadcast on Telecinco about Requejo, the interview with the bullfighter “did not come as a surprise” to the woman who stood up a few minutes before going to the altar. However, they emphasize that “it doesn’t change anything for her: ‘It’s not worth it to her.’ nothing”.

Leticia Requejo explained on the set of the television program TardeAR “that Otte has resumed her routine after the difficult weeks following the cancellation of the wedding and returned to her job in a hospital in Seville,” La Vanguardia published.

“Public apologies are very good, they are elegant and do not go into certain areas, but it is not worth it,” said the journalist about Carmen Otte’s opinion in Juan Ortega’s interview. Apparently the so-called non-wedding will continue to provide food for discussion, because the bullfighter is right about one thing: ‘The heart rules.’

(JO)