They assure that Ingrid Coronado and Anna Ferro are even disputing the furniture that belonged to Fernando del Solar

Last June the death of the presenter and actor Fernando del Solar was confirmed and since then a battle has begun between Ingrid Coronado and Anna Ferro, who will now face a trial in court.

Ferro was the current partner of the late actor and presenter, so he has kept several of his belongings; However, all this is requested by Coronado, who was Del Solar’s first wife and with whom she had two children.

The Argentine-Mexican presenter and Ferro were married in March of this year. According to the ‘Gossip No Like’ program, the couple lived together in an exclusive residential complex in the municipality of Emiliano Zapata, Cuernavaca, Morelos state, Mexico.

According to Rodrigo Cachero, a great friend of the actor, Ferro took out all the furniture that was in that apartment in the Morelos state, although Coronado wanted to speak with her to reach an agreement.

Some media have reported that Del Solar’s inheritance is largely from what was his wife at the time of his death and that he only left his two children, Paolo and Luciano, an apartment in the Del Valle neighborhood.

The problem with the Cuernavaca apartment is that it was bought by the actor and his first wife through a trust, for what actually the property is still Coronado and that has caused Ferro to move from the place.

What Ferro He shouldn’t have done either, was he take all the furniture and other objects inside. or the house, for which she will now have to face a court.

In an interview for the “Ventaneando” program, Coronado said: “That apartment is in a trust. The apartment belonged to both of them, but since it was in a trust and one of the people in the trust was missing, it is for the other person. He has been living there for the last eight years and, currently, his widow lives illegally in the apartment. I had not wanted to make any movement because I was, somehow, going through a process, I did not have the energy to initiate a process, nor the desire to initiate a trial”.