This functionality is only for subscribers Subscribe What promised to be one of the great weddings of 2023 has come to an end seven days after announcing their engagement. Santiago Pedraz and Esther Doña communicated last Wednesday, through an exclusive in the magazine ‘Hola!’, that they were going to seal their love next year and that they were already thinking about the details of what would be one of the happiest days of their life. However, the publication of this was made when they were no longer together. An information that ABC advanced. Since then, the news copied all kinds of headlines about the reason and the veracity of the sentimental breakup. Now, the protagonists themselves have revealed how the events occurred and where they are. Two very different versions of the same story. The judge of the National High Court got in touch with ‘Hello!’ after the announcement of their engagement hit all the newsstands since he hadn’t expected the story to take its course. “I broke off the relationship on August 12,” he confessed and assured that, since then, there had been “absolute distance” between the couple. “I’m not going back to Esther. I don’t want to talk to her. She is no longer the person I fell in love with,” Santiago said. Although he did not want to explain why, he did say that “there are red lines that cannot be crossed and she crossed them.” In addition, it has been reported that Pedraz did not participate in the negotiation of the exclusive and that he did not get any economic benefit from it either. This masthead indicates that the one who was responsible for contacting them and announcing the breakup was the widow of the Marquis of Griñón. After the call, the magazine spoke with Doña, who assured that “stay calm, that in a few days it will be fixed and we will be as good as ever. That’s just one more fight of many.” However, in the course of the conversation she stated that «on Saturday, August 20, I received a WhatsApp message from Santiago telling me that the relationship had ended. I didn’t take it seriously. I don’t think I’d break up a relationship with a simple two-line message.” And although the judge is clear that he does not want to resume their relationship, Esther does not close the door to a possible reconciliation. “When the waters calm down, we will talk and see where each of us is,” she concluded. See comments (0) Report a bug This functionality is only for subscribers Subscribe