Serial bride and Grandaughter of General Franco (you may have heard of him!), Carmen is rarely away from the glossies for long. The history is confusing, but the basics are that she was born into a life of privilege thanks to her family connections, and went on to marry Alfonso de Borbón (grandson of a previous King of Spain). She left him and set off for Paris (famously abandoning her children) and set up home with a French guy – Jean Marie Rosie. Tragedy follows her around, and her eldest son was killed in a car crash, while one of the daughters of Jean-Marie was killed in a water skiing accident. (Spookily similar to the death later of her first husband, Alfonso, although I believe that was a snow skiing accident). Next in her European husband-hunt, was the Italian Roberto Federicci with whom she was married a number of years. Of course, it didn’t last, and now recently married once more, this time to a Spaniard again (José Campos), Carmen has seen the public interest in her rise lately thanks to her recent appearance on the Pro-Celebrity ballroom dancing show "Mira Quien Baila†(She was crap of course, and didn’t win). Not everyone was happy to see her married again, most of all her brother-in-law, who had some pretty strong words to describe her including "over ambitious and unintelligent†along with the rather strange comment of "her head is too small for her bodyâ€. See for yourselves here. Maybe my Spanish is letting me down and I’ve misunderstood!
Dave Hall lives and works in Barcelona. Click here for the entire celeb top 10!



Ben
10 Feb 07 at 12:18 pm
She makes an appearance on youtube as well here in a typical Spanish “reportage”:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj8-okwKLmQ
ValenciaSon
11 Feb 07 at 4:30 pm
If a celebrity falls in a forest without tabloids, does he/she make a sound?
Edith
11 Feb 07 at 5:57 pm
Hi Dave, your last statement aroused my curiosity even though I have never heard about the people in the article. The guy in the video is talking about a wedding between a seal and a walrus (‘una foca y una morsa’, respectively). He compares the woman to a walrus and goes on to explain that walruses also have a large body and a small head. The comparison is a bit strange because real walruses are very, very fat!