Corinna Larsen, ex-lover of Juan Carlos, Announce that Juan Carlos is the “spiritual father” of his son Alexander, In the New episode of the “Corina and the King” podcast.
In the first seconds of the episode released on Monday, 21 titled ‘kill dumbo‘, tells Corinna how the His son’s tenth birthday partyat her home in Switzerland, in 2012. And although she was no longer dating the King of Spain, she insisted that the King be present at the ceremony … as well as her ex-husbands, Philip Adkins and Casimir zu Sayn-Wittgenstein, the latter being the biological father of the boy.
With almost all of the guests at the party, Corina remarks that Casimir arrived late, “which is special for him”, which Juan Carlos did not like.
Corinna and son
“Juan Carlos and Felipe were making jokes about Casimir’s arrival. I just said, ‘Listen, you’re here because you’re important in our lives and as long as you’re at my table, no one can speak ill of anyone,'” Corina said.
Safari birthday gift
After the tension of Prince Casimir’s delay, Juan Carlos decided to announce what it was Alexander’s birthday present, safari.
The boy jumped for joy, but Corinna said she didn’t like it very much. “Nobody had ever asked me; I wasn’t quite sure of the logistics for it all to happen, and I didn’t want to take a trip with the King that he might misunderstand.”
Corinna’s ex-husband, Phillip, reportedly insisted that they go. He’s heard on the podcast: “He has a knack for calling himself into everything.”
This was A trip to Botswana That changed everything for Corinna and the then king. In addition to publicizing the image of Juan Carlos’ former lover, the Spanish royal house also had to perform emergency surgery on the king, for his hip injury in a fall, and the elephant hunting scandal, at a time when Spain was going through one of its worst financial crises. King finished abdicates the throne in favor of his son, Felipe VI, Due to pressure and declining popularity.
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