Fernando Gomez-Acebo, nephew of King Juan Carlos I, On the evening of March 1, he died suddenly. According to Confidential, the 49-year-old son of Princess Pilar died from complications of chronic respiratory failure after contracting influenza A. It’s been a long-standing problem for him that has worsened in recent months due to an infection.
Although Juan Carlos I’s nephew died suddenly, Felipe VI’s cousin has had problems that worry the family in recent months. Specifically, Aristocrat suffers from ‘bronchial problem’ To do this, as Carlos Perez pointed out last January, he had to undergo a tracheotomy.
The disease has experienced significant exacerbations following infections during the COVID-19 pandemic and, more recently, influenza A. Unsurprisingly, these complications complicated his health.from Saturday, March 2, Trescantos Funeral Home It will be open for family and friends to say their final farewells.
Fernando Gomez-Asebo
Fernando was born in Madrid in 1974, the youngest son of the Duke and Duchess of Soria and the fifth in the family, and has a more public presence in the media than his brothers. However, Gómez-Acebo has always preferred to keep a low profile, even though his romantic relationship with wife Mónica Martín Luque, from whom he divorced in 2013, landed him on tabloid covers. “Just because we’re apart doesn’t mean we don’t get along.” The businesswoman explained this a few weeks ago.
He has a long love history and a son. Your son, Nicholas was born in 2016 as a result of his relationship with Greek journalist Nadia Halamandari.the relationship with him also did not work out.
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