Belén Esteban returns to Telecinco and talks about her addiction and conflicts with Jesulín de Ubrique

This Friday saw one of the most anticipated comebacks on television. Belén Esteban has returned to Telecinco three years after the end of Sálvame to offer exclusively on ¡De friday! your most personal and most anticipated interview.

The television actress has spoken about many aspects of her life, including her controversies with Jesulín de Ubrique, the father of her daughter Andrea, which have been revived in recent months as a result of the television boom of Juls Janeiro, the bullfighter's daughter, and María José Campanario.

But another aspect of her life that Belén Esteban has also spoken openly about has been the addiction problem she had for several years, when her daughter Andrea was still little.

The collaborator could not help but get emotional when remembering that time, in which she never lacked the support of her family. "My mother came to take care of me, my brothers, Mariví, Tina, my usual friends," commented Esteban.

"But he didn't bother to call and say: 'Carmen, I'm taking the girl,'" he continued, referring to Jesulín de Ubrique. "That wasn't necessary, because she, my little girl, was the one who gave me life," Belén Esteban clarified.

The television actress has charged against her ex-partner, asking herself several questions: "Do you think it's normal that her father didn't call for even a day to see if she needed something? Didn't my daughter hurt when she heard María José Campanario's father say that her nose was eaten away? Didn't it hurt my daughter that the child's defender wanted to take it away from me?"

Esteban has been honest and has assured that she herself had a conversation with Andrea, when she was a little older, to explain her addiction problem. "She told me: 'Mom, are you going to talk to me about drugs? I'm only going to tell you one thing, when you were sick you never left me alone, there's nothing else to talk about, mom," the television actress said emotionally.