Jesulín de Ubrique’s Daughter Speaks Publicly for the First Time About Bullying and TV Plans. Julia Janeiro, the eldest daughter of Jesulín de Ubrique and María José Campanario, has given her first candid interview. She spoke about years of bullying, changing schools, and her ambitions for a career in television.
For the first time in Spain, Julia Janeiro—the daughter of the well-known Jesulín de Ubrique and María José Campanario—has shared her candid story. The young woman, who recently turned 23, agreed to a public interview and professional photo shoot for ¡HOLA! to speak openly about years of bullying, relocating to another country, and her new professional ambitions.
Julia Janeiro admitted that she has faced pressure and criticism from early childhood, even before coming of age. According to her, from the ages of seven to sixteen she was bullied at school, which forced her not only to change schools but also to leave Spain for the United States. She notes that school staff failed to protect her from insults and social isolation, and the consequences of these events still affect her personality.
A turning point in life
Despite the difficult experience, Julia Janeiro emphasizes that she now feels stronger and more confident. She works as a makeup artist and is actively developing herself as a content creator on social media. In addition, she has received education in style and personal shopping, and is preparing to make her television debut soon in the project "La caja amarilla."
In the interview, Julia speaks openly about how her personality was shaped: she describes herself as simple, family-oriented, and loyal to her friends, but admits she was forced to develop a protective response due to constant prejudice from others. She says that many consider her arrogant, although she actually tries to be open and sincere.
Family and support
Julia Janeiro especially highlights the role of her parents and siblings in her life. She notes that she is proud of her family and grateful for the support she received during the most challenging times. In her conversation with ¡HOLA! journalists, she does not hide her emotions—part of the interview takes place through tears as she discusses her past and how she managed to cope with the pressure.
Among her personal interests, Julia names music, tattoos, and life in Madrid. She does not rule out trying herself in film in the future and emphasizes that she is ready for new challenges. Her story is an example of how being in the public eye can combine vulnerability with a drive for independence.
Focus on new faces
Julia Janeiro's appearance in the public space coincided with growing interest in new protagonists of Spanish media. In recent months, audiences have actively discussed not only her interviews, but also other notable projects, such as the episode "Al cielo con ella" featuring Loles León and Silvia Intxaurrondo, which sparked wide public response on La 1—you can learn more in the article about the high-profile evening on stage.
The professional photo shoot and candid conversation with Julia Janeiro became a notable event for the Spanish media. The young woman's story highlights how challenging the path to independence can be for children from famous families and how personal experience becomes part of a public biography.
