Claudia Stilianopoulos: daughter of Pitita Ridruejo, girlfriend of Ernesto de Hannover and the most persecuted woman in Madrid

Until a few weeks ago, Pitita Ridruejo’s little daughter, Claudia Stilianopoulos, he had hardly contributed a few specific cameos to the always random plots of the heart. But since Last summer she started dating the troublesome Ernesto de Hannover –And especially since he settled in Madrid with his electric scooter, his brawls and his rehabilitation program–, this 48-year-old artist has become, surely reluctantly, one of the undisputed protagonists of the capital’s autumn winter.

The hawk’s eye of paparazzi and professionals of the thing chase her wherever she goes and, it is fair to say, they are finding turbulence to tell. Days ago, for example, they took good note of a discussion in a seafood restaurant in the Salamanca district in which, according to the party, the 67-year-old aristocrat a / began to raise his voice, b / she reprimanded him before picking up the bag and calling a taxi, c / he pushed a friend and d / the evening ended dedicating himself to wrapping sleeves with the only diner who resisted at the table.

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After the episode, the parts that arrive from the couple basically pick up the supposed pleas of the artist’s environment so that she desists from moving forward with the head of the Güelfa House, who, remember, is in conditional freedom and next Wednesday, the 24th, he must appear in court in Austria. On that day, a court will rule on whether he has done his homework – basically, if he behaves in a respectful way with others and with his ‘rehab’ – and suspends the 10-month sentence he received last March for insulting, threatening and attacking. police officers, and breaking a window and coercing some employees.

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At the moment, it seems that Claudia – whom her environment calls Clo – persists in her intention to continue with the aristocrat, while attending a constant excavation of his biography. Here are a few notes. Ex-wife of the artist Juan Garaizabal (grandson of the founder of Viajes Marsans) and mother of two daughters –Casilda and Olivia–, the artist’s pieces are sold for between 300 and 8,000 euros and happens to be the bohemian of the family that formed the Marian socialite and the Filipino diplomat of Greek origin José Manuel Mike Stilianopoulus, appointed ambassador in London by Ferdinand Marcos.

At age 18, Clo left Marbella ruled by her mother and, like so many other young palatial women with spiritual concerns, she went to Calcutta. Then he lived six years without TV and set up an art gallery in which the creators charge 100% of their works. Unlike his mother, a Soriana from whom he inherited his Hellenic profile, he has not witnessed apparitions of the Virgin, but he has witnessed one more “miracle” of his ‘new age’ roll. He explained it like this in ‘El Mundo’ in 2014: “The sky was overcast, it began to rain and suddenly the clouds opened, the umbrellas closed and the dance of the sun began, two suns, three suns; it got dark again and came back the flood”. It is obvious that the storms do not daunt her.