Julio Iglesias rejects the accusations of sexual assault and abuse and claims to have never felt “so much evil”

The singer Julio Iglesias has rejected today, in a statement issued on his Instagram account, the accusations of sexual assault and mistreatment that two former employees have leveled against him through various information published by Eldiario.es and Univisión. He claims to have never felt “such evil.”

The statement, posted around four in the morning on the aforementioned social network, responds “with deep regret” to the accusations made by two people who previously worked in his house: “I deny having abused, coerced or disrespected any woman.”

The singer assures that these accusations are “absolutely false” and that they cause him “great sadness.” “I have never felt so much evil,” he exclaims, but warns that he still has “strength” left to make people know “the whole truth” and also to defend his “dignity in the face of such a serious grievance.”

In fact, last night it was learned that the singer had hired the law office of former magistrate José Antonio Choclán after the National Court Prosecutor’s Office opened an investigation this week into the accusations made by the former domestic service employees of Julio Iglesias.

The criminal lawyer is also known for defending people in the media such as the businessman and alleged commission agent of the ‘Koldo case’, Víctor de Aldama, the footballer Cristiano Ronaldo or the businesswoman Corinna Larsen.

The singer concludes his hand-signed statement by assuring that he cannot forget “so many dear people” who have sent him messages of “affection and loyalty”: “I have felt a lot of comfort in them.”