Iñaki Urdangarin once again becomes the center of attention. All this after the latest decision he made regarding his family has been confirmed, which will surely leave Infanta Cristina completely shocked.
Several months ago, a series of speculations emerged about the supposed memoir that the former handball player was planning to release. These rumors, according to journalist Pilar Eyre, are now a reality.
"The royal family should get ready because in January 2026, in six months, a long-range bomb will explode. Because that month, the memoirs of Iñaki Urdangarin will be published," she revealed.
Through an exclusive for Lecturas, this well-known expert on the Royal Family has stated that it is no longer a "rumor," but "a certain fact." "We can confirm that they're almost finished. Written by his own hand," she added.
Moreover, Eyre wanted to make it very clear that these are "uncensored" memoirs. In fact, as she pointed out, "the publishing house that's going to publish them has no kind of connection or obligations to the Royal Family."
However, the journalist also confirmed that "the title is still being considered, whether someone will be in charge of the prologue, and what the first chapter should be."
Pilar Eyre reveals all the details about Iñaki Urdangarin's memoir
After revealing all these details about Iñaki Urdangarin's project, Pilar Eyre has uncovered information that will surely leave Infanta Cristina in shock.
The journalist and Royal Family expert wanted to share with the readers of the aforementioned magazine what we will find inside the former Duke of Palma's memoir:
"Everything will be included. From his happy years alongside the Infanta, when they considered themselves normal people and acted as such, until everything got out of control. His career as a handball player, his life in Barcelona, his love for Infanta Cristina, the encounter with his in-laws, and that wedding that paralyzed Barcelona."
Other topics that will be included in this desired book are "the birth of his children" or "his businesses, which he always believed were within the law."
Moreover, Infanta Cristina's ex-husband has also dedicated some pages to talk about his "disappointment" with King Juan Carlos. "He sacrificed me, he let me fall," the former handball player states in his literary work.
As expected, his time in prison, "in a cell as small and austere as that of a medieval convent," carries great weight in Iñaki Urdangarin's book.
As well as "his thoughts and reflections, his prayers, his despair, but also his willpower not to let himself sink. His present, traumatized by all his suffering, but eager to move forward."
As a result of this complicated situation, Pilar Eyre has stated that she had the opportunity to speak with a friend of Iñaki, who confirmed to her that "he's very alone."
"Everyone turns their back on him and, even though he has paid his debt to society, no one forgets his past. He wants to tell his truth," this person close to Infanta Cristina's ex-husband also commented to her.
Meanwhile, the journalist has confirmed that Urdangarin has also dedicated part of his work to talking about "his enormous disappointment with Felipe, with whom he had such a good relationship, and Letizia."