Mili Felix Who Had A Romantic Relationship With Cheyo Imperial Castro Sends Message Allegedly To The Public In General: Culiacán, Sinaloa.

Good afternoon. I hadn’t had the time or the inclination to clarify the rumors that have been circulating. I wouldn’t have to, but the things that have been said are too much. I keep my life very private, not posting photos on my Instagram, which is private and has fewer than 300 followers, all of whom are friends. Regarding the question many people are asking about Cheyo’s funeral, I respond: Cheyo never married anyone, so there was no one to claim the body. We had to wait for his mother, who was out of town, and if anyone doubts this, they can easily verify it with the civil registry. Regarding why I didn’t speak at the funeral or about him, I did not speak because I couldn’t measure up to his status. No wife’s crown or anything was placed; the flower arrangement on the coffin only said “from his children” and it was divided into two sections for his children, who are the most affected. It took three days to cremate the body, and by then I was already disgusted with all the mess: women and young ladies who were involved with him were sending me photos, phone conversations, and Instagram conversations that he had. I knew he had them. So, what I did was get the funeral over in the healthiest way possible and handle myself with respect to his status. It’s also worth mentioning that I was the first one at the morgue, and everyone there knew it. That’s why his son let me handle the funeral arrangements. On the day of the burial, it was a mess with people recording and taking photos, and a total lack of respect. As for the women who were posting photos with him and giving permission to pages to upload things, why didn’t they do that when he was alive? I never posted a photo of him with anyone on social media, and those who have a little common sense realize this.