Se conoció la interna entre Gabriela Sabatini con Ova y Catherine Fulop Marcela Tauro, amiga de Catherine Fulop, contó detalles sobre la pelea entre la familia Sabatini.

The marriage of Oriana Sabatini and Paulo Dybala was annulled last Saturday, July 20, in the Dok Haras de Exaltación de la Cruz, in the province of Buenos Aires. There was a lot of controversy surrounding the mega-party, which had guests from the entertainment and sports worlds. Gabriela Sabatini, la novia’s aunt, decided to skip the event, which helped clear up a family matter.

According to the most recent news, Gabriela’s fight with her brother Ova Sabatini and his girlfriend Catherine Fulop began in 2021, when their mother, Beatriz Garófalo, died.

Fulop’s friend Marcela Tauro described in Intrusos how the family fight began and, while she did say that it started as a fight between the brothers, she said that Cathy was “la que la ligó” más “porque fueron muy agresivos con ella.”

The relationship between Gabriela Sabatini and Catherine Fulop
According to Intrusos, Gabriela asks her mother to move to Europe with her when she decides to do so, but Beatriz did not want to go with her. After that, the tennis player left her set up in Argentina with “total pago.”

Guido Zaffora assured, “They told me that she always took care of her mother and that the thing that bothers her the most is when people say she didn’t do it.”

It seems that the fight started when Gabriela, after the death of their mother, refused to help Beatriz clean out her apartment in Miami, leaving all the work to Ova and Fulop’s wedding.

“I tell you what we lived… “Cathy took over because Ella wasn’t there; it was someone else who was going to do it,” said Marcela Tauro, the Venezuelan’s former radio partner.

“They went to the Miami department and found all of Betty’s things.” “You have to put yourself in the shoes of Ova and Cathy and remember everything they went through, like having their mother and sister kill themselves in their home,” he continued.

“Ova le dijo si podían embalar las cosas porque le faz mal verlas, y Cathy lo hizo con mucha cosa. But then Gaby went to Miami, and there were disappointments in that way; they said she was left with things, she remembered.

Concerning the argument, Marcela Tauro talked about what happened to her friend when they accused her of stealing shoes and thought that Catherine was very involved in taking care of her granddaughter, unlike the tennis player.

“I saw Catherine take her sister to her house and then to the hospital.” As Gabriela could have come, he didn’t die of the pandemic; he had already left. “And the only one who took care of her at that time—because others couldn’t or wouldn’t—was the new one,” the respondent said.