Eduardo Yáñez: why he moved away from his only son Eduardo Yáñez Jr Nieto | baralla | FAMA

Eduardo Yáñez is a gallant one of soap operas, known by its work in melodramas like “I buy this woman”, “In own meat”, “The hidden truth”, “Distilling love” and “Fire to sangre”. Mexican by birth, Yáñez is also one of the most controversial artists of the middle. He has even had problems with the same press on more than one occasion.

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Yáñez he even attacked reporters for not wanting to answer any questions. And, again, the 60-year-old actor has had to talk after handcuffing journalist Gabriel Cuevas, from the program “Vinga l’alegria”. As is known among the public, it is not the first time the actor has had outbursts of this kind, which is why he has been described as aggressive and have an explosive character.

But that’s not the only topic we’re talking about Eduardo Yáñez. The gallant of “Destilando amor” has a complicated relationship with his son Eduardo Yáñez Jr., the product of his relationship with Norma García, whom he married in 1987, after a 10-year courtship.

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In this regard, Eduardo Yáñez he said he didn’t want to talk about his son and was blunt when asked about how his eldest son and grandson are. “I have no news of this and I don’t intend to talk about it either,” he told Mexican media.

But what exactly happened between Eduardo Yáñez and your son? Why did they fight and distance themselves? Here are the details of the relationship between the Mexican actor and his 28-year-old firstborn.

In October 2017, it became known that her son’s issue was still difficult. On a red carpet in Los Angeles, Eduardo Yáñez slapped the reporter Paco Fonts of “La Grossa y La Flaca”, who questioned him about an incident involving his eldest son.

According to Univisión, during the childhood and early teens of Eduardo Yáñez Jr., father and son had a good relationship. This was demonstrated by the young man through his social networks, where he expressed himself with flattery towards his father. But that changed in 2017, when their bond eventually fractured.

In June of that same year, Eduardo Yáñez Jr. she used her Twitter account to describe her father as a “drug addict, racist and abuser of women.” In addition, the young man noted that his father is the complete opposite of the roles he plays: “It’s funny how in soap operas my father is always a hero, but in real life it’s just the opposite.”

In July 2017, Norma García, the actor’s ex-wife, spoke about the conflict between father and son at the time. “I don’t know the exact reason, but it was a very strong discussion; my son commented to me, ‘For me, my father is dead, I don’t want to be like him.’ the last time he said to me: ‘I don’t want a child like that, I don’t want to know about him, you don’t mess with him’ “, he declared for TVNotas.

The reason for the father-son fight arose when Eduardo Yáñez Jr. was 15 years old. The soap opera gallant told his son that he had an account for emergencies and for his future. “Don’t touch it; if you’re going to touch it, let me know,” he stressed.

However, Eduardo Yáñez spent $ 15,000 on his father’s savings and justified himself by saying that “he was 15 years old and did not know how to use money or live in the United States,” he told the program “First Impact.”

In this same interview, the young man confessed that Yáñez had promised to help him enter the artistic medium. However, the actor did not keep his promise and told his son that he first had to “fix” his face, teeth and nose. “When my dad gets angry he says a chingo of things. He would say to me, ‘I hate you, you bastard, you bastard,'” he said.

In November 2018, Yáñez was sincere about the quarrels he had with his son: “Hence was born this lawsuit I had with my very strong son, where my son expressed himself about me in a thousand ways,” he told Paty Chapoy.

The soap opera actor said that although he had forgiven his son, he had already lost confidence in him: “Trust is a very difficult thing to regain from someone, especially when you have given everything up. But yes I can to say I really want to see it. “