They claim that the Argentine doctor is the third person responsible for the divorce of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Six months ago Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, announced his separation from Sophie Grégoire after 18 years of marriage. Now, according to the English newspaper Daily Mail, the woman seems to have done so he rebuilt his love life with the help of an Argentine doctor based in Ottawa.

The English newspaper confirmed that Grégoire, a former model and television presenter, Pediatric surgeon Marcos Bettolli lives in the loft He rented a luxury condominium in that Canadian city after separating from his wife, also Argentinian Ana Remonda, in 2020.

As detailed by the Mail, the apartment located on the third floor of the complex became the second home of the children Grégoire had with Trudeau: Xavier, 16; Ella-Grace, 15; and Hadrien, who turns 10 at the end of the month.

The three boys were seen spending two nights with their mother at Bettolli’s house last weekend.

Last week the news that began to circulate was this Grégoire had been in a relationship with the pediatric surgeon for months before her split from Trudeau was announced.based on a divorce case filed against the doctor.

Bettolli is a 47-year-old pediatric surgeon, who works at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario and as an associate professor at the University of Ottawa, and who is involved in a bitter divorce battle with Remonda, 46.

According to a temporary order filed in November and obtained by the Daily Mail, Bettolli must pay about $10,000 a month in child support, private school tuition and spousal support for the two daughters he has with Remonda, while the woman must pay Bettolli 991 dollars per month. in child support.

Although it is unclear how long Grégoire and Bettolli have been together, it seems the relationship would have started at least a few months ago before she and Trudeau publicly announced their separation last August, in divorce proceedings brought by the doctor and his ex-wife.

Remonda noted in her April 26, 2023 divorce petition in Canadian court that her husband “has begun a relationship with a high-profile person that attracts significant media attention and presents important safety considerations, to which the girls are exposed while in the care of their father.”

The woman claimed that Bettolli had not respected an agreement “which stipulated that the girls would not interact with the new couple (…) and this caused distress and anxiety in the girls”.

Bettolli responded in his reply that Remonda’s attitude towards her new partner “is not the best for girls” and specified that she had threatened to return to Argentina if the relationship “came to light”.

According to divorce court records, after discovering their new relationship, Remonda accessed the doctor’s personal computer files and “threatened to publish private, intimate photos of him.”