Julian Muñoz about his health condition: “I suffer from cancer.”

Since then, Julián Muñoz has been staying at his daughter Eloisa's house, where he recently left to take a quiet walk with his granddaughter and the latter's boyfriend. Some pictures published by “Diez Minutos” magazine. Despite his appearance Thinner, Isabel Pantoja's ex-boyfriend maintains a good sense of humor. He even sat on the balcony to have a drink with Fernando, a friend of Maite Zaldivar, with whom he has a good relationship.

During the meeting with the photographers, Muñoz acknowledged the seriousness of his health condition, expressing that he had cancer, and he appeared to be emotionally affected. Although he is going through a difficult time, he has unconditional support from his family. In his own words to journalist Gemma Fernandez, he focuses on his recovery and peace surrounded by his loved ones.

Maite Zaldivar and his daughters were with him during his convalescence. Gone are the television conflicts related to his relationship with Isabel Pantoja and the subsequent conviction of the three. Muñoz was imprisoned in 2006 for a series of crimes, but in 2021 he was released on parole due to his serious and incurable illness. Since then, he has lived a quiet life in Marbella, far from the fame and money he used to enjoy. He apologized privately and publicly to his ex-wife, Maite, who forgave him without rancor. Although Maite has had a partner, Fernando, for years, Muñoz still relies on her support. On the other hand, Isabel Pantoja was not present in his life during this period.

The apple of his eye

The only person from the Pantoja family who expressed affection towards the politician was Issa, who thanked him for his behavior in the past: “I admire him very much. He suggested that he give me his last name,” he admitted on the Vamos a ver program on Telecinco, revealing the depth of his relationship with his mother. . On the other hand, the mother is said to have closed this chapter of her life with this phrase: “I hope he forgets me and leaves me alone forever.” However, there is still a connection between them: “It is a document that we signed as if we were married,” Julian commented in his documentary.

This apparently happened in 2006 so he could get remand while in prison. If this agreement remains in effect, they may be considered a common law couple. If neither of them cancels it, the situation becomes complicated for Maite Zaldivar, because she will not be able to request a widow's pension if Julian dies. The forgiveness or affection shown at this time will not be enough: these are not bags full of bills, but they mean a major financial loss.