Pepe Navarro stirs Ivonne Reyes and his son Alex: "on the day I'm missing, the test will be done and he won't be able to escape."
Pepe Navarro has again referred to the son he legally has in common with Ivonne Reyes to insist that he is not his father, fueling both Alex himself and the former Venezuelan model. In fact, the speaker understands that the day the young man takes a paternity test, the whole controversy will be resolved.
"it's good that people know what life costs and what a euro is worth. That's how you learn. You learn by working," would be the first tantantantan Pepe Navarro would tip to the contestant of 'Survivors' when asked during his presence at the presentation of his friend Pablo Carbonell's book for his new trade sweeping olive trees.
However, the aim of his criticism would be to focus on Alex's mannered fatherhood. "that young man turns out that maybe he doesn't know who his father is yet. That's serious. Very serious," he said, and then he also charged Ivonne Reyes. "I think it is not a question of the mother. She has already taken all the benefit she could from it and all the money she has been able to take from this whole story. Now it is up to him to be a normal person. If at 21 you continue to play with the lie of his mother that he has been giving since he was a child … if you continue like this, it will be bad for you in life," he said.
"the good thing would be for him to clean up a clean slate and go to a judge and say, 'look, this is not my father. My mother knows who my father is.' I think it's a very sad situation that this mother takes to this young man, who doesn't deserve to live like this. I'm convinced that he wants to know who his father is and he knows I'm not his father," he added.
In fact, Pepe Navarro is convinced of the day when everything will be cleared up. "it would be good for him to fix it, because it won't do him any good. On the day that I am missing, the inheritance, little or much, will be shared among my children. There will be the test and he will not be able to escape. Then, the sooner he does it, the better, the less ridiculous will his mother make. He can talk to me and talk to the lawyers and say, 'Let's do a test', and so let's bring things to the truth. Especially for his peace of mind," he said.
Finally, I would send one last message to Ivonne Reyes and Alex. "I am very calm and my family is very calm. I Don't think they are. I think it would be better if I left the pantomime and the farce at once and that the kid should live in peace. What's past, it's past. He has to live in peace and has to meet his father. He sent me messages that he wanted to meet me and it's true. He's still looking for that father," he said.
