Spanish beautician Rocío Muñoz Martín has announced the birth of her son while confirming plans to file a paternity lawsuit against singer Omar Montes.
Muñoz shared the news on social media at noon on Thursday, September 3, revealing that both she and her newborn child are safe and recovering at home, although she did not specify the exact date of the birth.
Security Concerns and Legal Demands
The businesswoman confirmed she has hired private security to protect herself and her child after reporting threats during the final weeks of her pregnancy. With the birth of the baby, Muñoz stated she will proceed with a formal paternity claim against Montes to legally prove he is the father.
Muñoz published a photograph of the newborn wearing white pyjamas with light blue embroidery as he held her finger. Accompanying the image, she stated she was immensely happy and lacked words to express her feelings, adding that her whole life would be dedicated to her son and that he is loved forever.
While she has kept the chosen name of her baby private, Muñoz previously emphasized that she would under no circumstances name the child Omar after his alleged father.
Denials and Legal Action From Omar Montes
Montes has consistently denied paternity and responded to Muñoz after months of silence following her public statements about safety concerns. The singer stated that he felt greater fear due to having someone on television speaking about unusual matters every day.
The musical artist confirmed he has initiated legal proceedings against Muñoz, asserting that she has publicly made paternity claims against him without presenting evidence.
Celebrity Culture and Paternity Claims
Omar Montes is a prominent Spanish urban music artist and media figure who gained national prominence through his television appearances, including winning the reality show Supervivientes in 2019. His public profile and personal life have frequently made headlines across Spanish entertainment media and Mediaset España television broadcasts.
Muñoz, who works as a beautician and entrepreneur, previously brought her claims to television studios during her pregnancy. Under Spanish civil law, a formal paternity petition allows for judicial proceedings and DNA testing to determine biological fatherhood when recognition is contested.
The filing of the paternity suit will mark the next step in the ongoing dispute between Muñoz and Montes as judicial authorities review the claim.
