Spanish Singer Isabel Pantoja’s Wedding Plans Spark Family Tensions

The disagreements between Isa Pantoja and her brother Kiko and her mother Isabel, between the latter and her future son-in-law Achraf Beno, and the alleged rejection of the latter’s parents towards the Spanish artist’s daughter, cast serious doubts on the holding of this marriage which was initially supposed to take place in Dakhla in the Sahara and which will finally take place in Andalusia, in Cadiz or Seville. Isa will wear two dresses on the occasion, a white wedding dress and a Moroccan caftan, reports La Razón.

"Achraf’s parents don’t like Isa. She doesn’t visit them. And when they do, Isa stays in the car and Achraf goes upstairs alone. The relationship between Beno and his father is not good either: he is a very hardworking man, a good person, and he doesn’t like the world of entertainment and all that. He would like his son to work in another field," a neighbor of the Benos confided last week on the "Sálvame" show.

In response to this statement, Isa Pantoja assured that she has "a relationship" with her fiancé’s Moroccan parents. "It’s not true that we don’t get along. I’ve been to their house, my son even stayed with them when I had to work. I didn’t appreciate the fact that ’Sálvame’ took all this to the field of religion and machismo. I think it’s strong and very serious, because it’s these comments that make the social networks full of hate messages," she clarified.

Achraf "suffers a lot" from the situation and the fact that his parents will not be by his side on this important day of his life, confides one of his close friends who points out that the young man has had no contact with his mother-in-law since he treated the Pantojas as a "family of shit". The mother-in-law is expected to sing at the wedding reception. On the other hand, Achraf’s brother-in-law, Kiko, who is at odds with Isa, would not be part of it. Meanwhile, Isabel Pantoja continues her tour in the United States. After Miami and New York, she will go to Los Angeles and Puerto Rico.