Inés Gómez Mont children return to Mexico, Digi Mart USA News: Four of the six children of television host Inés Gómez Mont reportedly returned to Mexico after spending several years outside the country, according to statements made by Enrique Artemio, godson of Tita Bravo, the host’s former mother-in-law.
The information was disclosed during an interview for the entertainment program Siéntese quien pueda, broadcast on November 2. According to the testimony, the minors already in Mexican territory are Inés and the triplets Bruno, Javier and Diego, children the host had during her first marriage to businessman Javier Díaz Bravo.
Artemio said the four minors are under family care and have resumed their school activities after experiencing an academic delay of approximately two to three years.
Regarding the host’s two other children, Bosco and María, reports indicate they would remain in the United States with their father, Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga. No independent confirmation from the family about the whereabouts and care conditions of the six minors has been released so far.
The information about the former host’s children gained prominence after she was detained on October 30 in Florida by U.S. immigration authorities.
For its part, the Mexican Attorney General’s Office (Fiscalía General de la República) reported that Gómez Mont has three active arrest warrants in Mexico for alleged organized crime, operations with funds of illicit origin and equated tax fraud. The agency clarified that any possible deportation depends on U.S.
authorities and that the host retains the presumption of innocence.
