Maria Zurita has great sympathy for Queen Letizia.

This Tuesday, May 7th, there will be a dinner organized by I want a fund, Pilar Garcia de la Granja. This event has become one of the solidarity events since its inception in 2016. Many famous people gathered in Madrid on Tuesday, and the purpose of the dinner was to raise funds for the non-governmental organization that the journalist created when she had to live in Madrid. first-person view of his son’s rare disease. Maria Zurita was among those present.

“When you’re a famous person, it’s important to support foundations like this because, at the end of the day, you’re helping to make things visible, and without dinners like this, it’s harder to reach people,” Zurita explained, admitting that as the mother and aunt of a nephew who is part of the foundation , consider it their duty. Maria and her son are one, and although he is still too young to understand how some things work, “He’s a boy with a big heart.” “The child is more than aware of the problem because he lives with his grandmother. A person with disabilities.”

As a good member of the royal house, Maria Zurita was very sympathetic to Queen Letizia, who has severe leg problems. “The poor woman must have suffered enough. Poor thing. I’m glad she wears slippers,” he said. Last Monday, Queen Letizia reappeared in sports shoes, necessarily spacious and comfortable, to mitigate the effects of a minor injury, diagnosed as a “fracture of the proximal phalanx of the central toe of the right foot,” which forced her to practice therapeutic syndactyly. , that is, holding two adjacent fingers to ensure immobilization.” “The injury occurred a few days ago as a result of a domestic accident resulting from hitting a table. This was a few days before the event in Zaragoza last Saturday, which he attended with severe pain in his right leg. An injury that has nothing to do with Morton’s neuroma, a chronic condition in his left leg that he suffers from.