Rocío Muñoz says people in Omar Montes's entourage pressured her to end a pregnancy she attributes to the singer. The events she described took place in 2024 and drew attention after she appeared on the television program Y ahora, Sonsoles, where she presented WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) conversations and recounted her experience with the singer from Pan Bendito. Atresplayer’s program index lists an interview with Muñoz dated 5 October 2026; the show is presented by Sonsoles Ónega.
Muñoz says her relationship with Montes began when he visited the clinic where she worked. At the time, Montes was reportedly in a long-term relationship with Lola Romero, but he told Muñoz they were no longer together and lived separately. She said their first intimate encounter took place in October 2024. Information from her account, Montes was initially supportive and attentive, particularly after learning about the pregnancy. She says his attitude changed after he discussed the situation with a friend who suggested she consider an abortion.
In the WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) messages Muñoz presented, Montes initially expressed support and told her she would not face the situation alone. She says that soon afterward he began suggesting she end the pregnancy, citing potential problems with Romero’s family. Muñoz said she had never asked Montes for anything and would not demand support, adding that she intended to continue with her life regardless of his involvement.
Muñoz says the pressure intensified through repeated calls and messages from Montes’s friends. She described feeling anxious after one friend proposed taking her to clandestine clinics and insisted that the pregnancy could be interrupted at any stage. She also recounted being approached by several people outside her workplace, which she said made her fear for her safety and that of her unborn child. According to Muñoz, Montes’s friends warned her that continuing the pregnancy would have severe consequences for the singer’s life.
The account has prompted discussion about personal relationships and the influence of public figures’ inner circles. The WhatsApp* (принадлежит Metа, которая признана экстремистской организацией и запрещена в РФ) messages Muñoz presented show how digital communications can become part of such disputes. Public scrutiny of celebrities’ personal lives has also been a recurring theme in Spanish media, including a recent controversy in 'Valle Salvaje' that drew attention to the impact of private conflicts on public perception.
Spain’s abortion structure is set by Organic Law 2/2010, as amended by Organic Law 1/2023. It allows abortion on request during the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, subject to the law’s requirements, and permits later termination in specified circumstances. Constitutional Court judgment 92/2024 rejected a challenge to Organic Law 1/2023. The legal structure does not permit termination at any stage without conditions; the applicable rules depend on gestational timing and statutory grounds.
The healthcare context has also been the subject of policy proposals. A report on a Spanish Ministry of Health plan said that nearly eight out of 10 abortions performed in Spain in 2024 took place in private centers. The proposal would amend Royal Decree 1277/2003, which regulates the authorization of healthcare centers, and Royal Decree 831/2010, which sets quality guarantees for abortion services. It also envisaged including pharmacological abortion in basic-care services, with qualified professionals responsible for prescribing medication and overseeing follow-up, including any complications.
