‘Cristina, Broken in Love’: Countdown to the Most Anticipated Premiere

The most anticipated program about the life of the infanta Christina In addition Inaki Urdangarin, Cristina, broken in loveIt already has a release date. This Sunday, August 28, it will be 10 p.m. when this special documentary is filmed, presented by Diego Losada, in which several experts from Casa Real will provide information about the ex-partner and what their life was like together: different defining episodes in their lives and thus the end of their marriage. Exclusive images and never seen before, reports Telecinco.

The major appeal of this documentary piece will be the exhaustive marking Cristina de Borbón has undergone in 2022 since their divorce was known. All this supported by exclusive images never seen before: “After the breakup, we have followed the couple without precedent and are going to reveal their most intimate and tense moments,” they say from the private network. Of course there will be experts from the Spanish Royal House of the stature of Jaime Peñafiel and Iñaki Anasagasti. “The pictures of Iñaki in Bidart with Ainhoa ​​​​Armentia cannot be a simple mistake of Iñaki,” Iñaki commented a few days ago in the first preview broadcast. “If you’re wrong, this is the story of Cristina and Iñaki”, maintained Penafiel. You can also hear the voice of an unknown woman at this time: “The Infanta Cristina’s story with Urdangarín is the story of an obsession.”

The relationship between the sister of Felipe VI and Iñaki Urdangarin began in 1996, when the infanta visited the restaurant that the Basque had in Barcelona. She saw it and was so enthralled that she wanted ‘that blonde’s phone number’, as they remember in pride. Their first date was to go to the cinema and just a year later they said yes, I’m doing it at the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia in front of hundreds of guests.

What came next is the story of the fall to the precipice of a marriage that began to be happy with their children of 4 children. From the idyllic summers in Palma de Mallorca and Bidart, there were moments of very acute crisis that had their epicenter with the outbreak of Caso Nóos. They were years with Justice on their heels, who broke their bond completely, who had a historical image – that of an infanta sitting in the dockand which ended with Iñaki Urdangarin, sentenced to 5 years and 10 months for embezzlement, cheating, fraud against the administration, two tax crimes and influence drag, in the Brieva women’s prison in Ávila.

Cristina remained faithful to her husband’s side during these difficult times, or at least that’s how public opinion felt. But in January of this year, everything went wrong when Iñaki Urdangarin couldn’t say the same. His images walking hand in hand with Ainhoa ​​Armentia revealed a marital infidelity that Cristina de Borbón did not forgive. Weeks later, divorce proceedings began, which have not been resolved to date.

it should be noted that Cristina, broken in love It’s not the only royal-themed documentary we’ll see on Telecinco in the coming months. Another will arrive on September 15 in honor of Her Majesty Queen Letizia’s 50th birthday, in the form of a piece called Congratulations, Letizia. Produced by Unicorn Content (Ana Rosa’s program or It’s already noon), it will look at the evolution of the Asturian from journalist to queen, passing through princess. Archive footage, interviews and testimonials very close to her form the plotline of this highly anticipated program. Initially it was supposed to be led by Sonsoles Ónega, ex-partner and close friend of Felipe VI’s consort, but his brilliant and unexpected departure to Atresmedia put an end to this possibility and now it has been announced that his replacement will be Carmen Chaparro.

Two documentaries with very different themes, but which put the Spanish royal family back in the media. Have no doubt that there will be a lot of discussion around them.