Juan José Origel caused shock in his program With Permission by revealing that he will benefit from a valuable object that Silvia Pinal treasures. And the fact is that the entertainment journalist revealed that the actress of Mexican gold cinema considered him in her will as one of the heirs to her belongings.
Pepillo Origel revealed that in a casual conversation, the first actress confessed to him that she decided to inherit her children while alive; however, one of her most emblematic belongings will be exclusively for the native of León, Guanajuato.
Although the reporter did not go into detail about what would have happened to each of the children of the protagonist of Viridiana, he did mention what she considered inheriting from him: “I talked to Mrs. Pinal and she told me that everything is settled, even to me she left an inheritance, the painting; Diego Rivera's painting,” she said.
Juan José said what is the plan he has for the iconic work of art, since it is considered a historical piece and valued in millions of pesos: “I'm going to lend it to a museum, but it's mine,” he added with laughter.
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