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Carmen Lomana

Carmen Lomana

Spanish businesswoman and socialite

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  • Jun 19

    Snack ad pun on ex-husband's name ignites Spanish tabloid war between Irene Rosales and Kiko Rivera

    A billboard for Grefusa snacks in central Madrid featuring Irene Rosales with the line 'A mix with a bad Kiko is a bad mix' has set off a public spat with her ex-husband Kiko Rivera, drawing in TV personalities Gloria Camila and Carmen Lomana.

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