Very soon, Ana Obregon and Alessandro Lechio will be able to meet again for a very special and important reason for both of them, since the foundation they created after death his son Alex Lekioorganized a press conference to formalize the transfer of donations to organizations involved in cancer research from the disease from which the young man died.

Ana Obregon, Alessandro Lechio and Carolina Monge at the funeral of Alex Lechio

Thus, they saw that the dream came true, and all this in memory of their son, who continues being after his death their common bond. While Ana Obregon is the president of the foundation, Alessandro Lechio is the vice president, although he does this job rather from the shadows because his ex is the visible face and spokesman for the whole project they are doing together.

The TV channel is completely focused on getting funding, which is why he told Semana magazine: “Everything that the foundation has achieved has happened thanks to me,” although he says this in an economic sense, because we must not forget the great visibility that Ana Obregón herself laid the foundation for. “The Alessa Lekio Foundation, whose primary mission is to raise funds to fund cancer research, will provide two donations for various projects“, can be read in a note that was sent to various media. The Telecinco employee continued: “This is a very serious study, Ewing’s sarcoma.”

Alex Lekio enjoys the ride with Alessandro Lekio

On the other hand, he talked about the income they have: “The fund has a capital of 4 million euros, which I received. This is the legacy that I received. I got a man who was my friend, he fell in love with the project. Sadly, he passed away,” and he elaborated that his ex and he worked hand in hand to achieve this: “We created this together, I just don’t like to show up and I don’t intend to.”

In his memory

The truth is that this is the first time Alessandro Lechio has spoken publicly about this project that they have created with every moment in mind. in honor of the sonor. “This is what we do in honor of our son, and this is not a job, this is a pleasure,” he clarified. “Our first financial help for Proyecto Imperaswho does an excellent job of diagnosing sarcoma, that rare cancer that mostly affects children and young adults, and which few hospitals in Spain can diagnose due to the lack of funding (from the various governments we had in Spain) for the necessary techniques. ‘ she said a few months ago.