Lester Duque and Patri Perez Surprise Fans with Expenses for Their New Life in Lanzarote. Lester Duque and Patri Perez are back together and building a family home in Lanzarote. Their revelations about renovation expenses sparked discussions. The couple shares details of their new life and the unexpected challenges they've faced.
Lester Duque and Patri Perez have once again become the focus of Spanish society columns. After a challenging period and a highly publicized divorce, the couple not only reconciled but also took a new step together—the purchase of a house in Lanzarote. It is here, away from the hustle and bustle of the city, that they have begun to build a new family life, which has already brought them some unexpected challenges.
The main subject of discussion was not only the fact of their reconciliation, but also Lester's revelation about how much the extensive renovation of their new home cost. According to the TV presenter, renovation expenses have already exceeded 60,000 euros, and as he admits, this is not the final bill. This turn of events surprised even the couple themselves: the initial budget turned out to be far too modest for the actual scope of the work, and rising prices for building materials only added to the strain.
A family project full of surprises
The house that Lester and Patri chose for their new chapter is situated on a spacious plot of about 10,000 square meters. Inside, there are four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a large living room with a kitchen island that Patri had long dreamed of. The couple admits they wanted to create a modern yet cozy space where their children could grow up in harmony with nature. However, the reality of renovation proved much tougher—they had to completely replace the electrical and plumbing systems, and the scope of work kept expanding day by day.
Patri notes with a smile that despite all the difficulties, it was the kitchen that became a symbol of her new life: spacious, bright, with an island—her dream brought to life. The couple deliberately chose not to have large bedrooms, opting instead for open areas where the family can spend time together. “The main thing is the atmosphere, not the square footage,” Patri emphasizes in one of her videos.
A house with history and special status
A special place in the couple's story is dedicated to the history of the property itself. The house was built in 1974 and, according to Patri, holds an almost museum-like status: its architecture and ambiance evoke the past, while the grounds allow them to fulfill their dream of having a personal garden. The couple is confident that it is here their children will learn to appreciate nature and the simple joys of life—from harvesting crops to walks in the garden.
In one of their house tours, Lester and Patri gave followers a detailed look at how their home is changing and shared their future plans. They admit the renovations have dragged on, but the desire to move in as a family only grows stronger. Still, the unexpected rise in expenses turned into a real challenge for them—and a reason for an honest conversation with their audience.
Media effect and public reaction
The story of Lester and Patri has not gone unnoticed among other Spanish celebrities. In recent months, the public has increasingly discussed not only the changes in their family, but also the household details that have become a subject of public interest. As Divinity notes, the couple consciously shares every step of their changes, hiding neither the difficulties nor the joys. This approach resonates strongly — just like with the singer who recently spoke about his anxious episode before a concert in Madrid, which became the subject of widespread discussion in the Spanish media.
While Lester Duque and Patri Perez continue to share details about their renovation and family life, their story remains one of the most talked-about in Spanish show business. Unexpected expenses, honesty in communicating with their audience, and the desire to build their dream home make this couple stand out among other media stories in recent months.