Reporter says Miguel Bosé could suffer from a degenerative disease

A Mexican journalist raised alarms about the health situation that singer Miguel Bosé is going through.

In statements to the program together of Telemadrid, Àlex Rodríguez, reporter of Telemundo, assured that in little Giants, An American television space in which he acted as a juror, the artist had difficulty speaking and walking.

“I couldn’t speak, he was a person who even had difficulty moving, the situation was quite serious, he was seen in a rather degenerative state,” said Rodriguez. the Spanish.

Bosé currently lives in Mexico, along with his sons Diego and Tadeo, a country where, according to Rodríguez, he has little social life.

“Talking to the singer, locating him, asking if these rumors are true, it’s quite complicated (…) He has very few friends and is a pretty rough person with all his surroundings, he even distrusts a lot of them he said.

Last October, Bosé traveled to Spain to attend the start of the trial by affiliation of the four children born during his 26-year relationship with sculptor Nacho Palau. These are two pairs of twins born of surrogacy, two with the genes and surnames of the singer (Diego and Tadeo) and two with those of Palau (Ivo and Telmo), but raised as brothers until separation.

The goal of the Palau-driven process was for the children to “be together and grow up as brothers.” However, the court dismissed the children being legally treated as siblings, but agreed to establish a regime of visits for the children of both to each other and to their respective parents.

Also during 2020 Bosé generated controversy with his social media posts, in which he claimed that covid-19 was the “big lie of governments” and that failed vaccines were responsible for many victims around the world.

In fact, in September he claimed that he closed his accounts voluntarily, because social networks are not “pluralistic and objective”, “do not allow freedom of expression” and “exercise censorship and control of information by contents “, among other reasons reported by Ocesa Seitrack, the agency representing him.