Genoveva Casanova ‘staying at her ex-husband’s house’ in San Sebastián amid fallout from photos of THAT night out with Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark – who puts on a united front with his wife Princess Mary

Genoveva Casanova has been spotted out and about in San Sebastián, where she is staying with her two dogs, as the fallout continues following photos from a night out she shared in Madrid with Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark.

The Mexican socialite, who celebrated her 47th birthday last week, donned a black puffer jacket and had air pods in her ears as she strolled down the street – just days after issuing a blistering statement decrying “malicious” rumors that she is in a prison. romantic relationship with the Danish heir to the throne.

The Danish royal family was shocked last week by reports that Crown Prince Frederik, a 53-year-old father of four who has been married to Princess Mary for 19 years, had spent a day and evening with Genoveva in Madrid.

Photos showed the couple strolling in Barrio el Jerónimos, where Genoveva lives, after taking a walk in El Retiro Park in the center of the Spanish capital. Spanish magazine Lecturas reported that the pair had visited a Pablo Picasso exhibition earlier in the day, before heading to a restaurant to have dinner and watch a flamenco performance.

Amid the commotion caused by the photos, Crown Prince Frederik continued to do his work at home this week, while Genoveva sought peace and quiet in San Sebastián, in a home owned by her ex-husband’s family.

The socialite, who has also dabbled in acting in the past and recently appeared in the Spanish version of Celebrity Masterchef, has wrapped up warm as she cuts a sedate figure in San Sebastian, northern Spain.

Photos show the socialite, who was married to Cayetano Martínez de Irujo for two years, wearing a gray hoodie and a dark wrap coat as she walks down the street – in many of the photos on the phone.

Spanish magazine Hello! reports that the socialite is staying at the Palace of Arbaizenea, a property once owned by the Duchess of Alba and left to her son Cayetano Martínez de Irujo. The magazine reports that Genoveva goes to San Sebastian when she wants to “disconnect” from public life.

It also reports that the socialite and her ex-husband, Cayetano Martínez de Irujo, have “excellent” terms, meaning she can stay at his family properties whenever she wants.

In another sighting, she is dressed in a black puffer jacket, dark pants and Hunter boots as she takes her dogs for a walk.

Another outfit the socialite wore was a black and white North Face sweater with black leggings.

Following the publication of the photos, a Spanish TV presenter said last week that sources had told her that Genoveva had “gone into hiding” and had switched off her phone.

Susanna Griso said on Espejo Público: “Her friends have told me that she is having a very difficult time.

“She is currently in hiding and has turned off her cell phone because she doesn’t want anyone to call her.”

In several photos published by Hola!, Genoveva appears to be talking on her cell phone.

Genoveva’s first appearance comes as Crown Prince Frederik, who is also in the middle of the storm caused by the photos, conducting business as usual with the Danish royal family back home.

He and Princess Mary put on a united front yesterday as they posed for a new portrait that marked a key moment for their son and future King of Denmark, Prince Christian.

He made a “solemn declaration that he would uphold the Constitution.” This formal pledge to uphold the country’s constitution is an important step forward in his journey as future king.

“It is a condition that the prince can be appointed governor in the event that both Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince are prevented from leading the government,” said a social media post from the royal family. .

While Lecturas reported details of Genoveva’s night out with the Danish prince last week, it shared details of how the evening would unfold.

The magazine claimed that after visiting a Pablo Picasso exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, the couple strolled through El Retiro Park in central Madrid on the afternoon of October 25.

After the walk, around 7 p.m., Lecturas claimed that both Frederik and Genoveva went separately to her apartment building, and both emerged around 9 p.m., two hours later, both having changed their clothes to evening wear.

In photos from the evening, Genoveva has ditched her chic camel coat with a tie belt in favor of a white shirt, black wide-leg trousers and a black jacket worn on her shoulders.

Meanwhile, Frederik seems to have changed from a navy blue jacket and brown trousers to a white shirt and dark trousers with a neat dark jacket. Again, they are said to have come out of the building separately, but got into the same white car.

The magazine claimed the pair had seen a flamenco performance at a Spanish restaurant, El Corral de la Moreria, which ended at midnight.

It was also claimed that they remained seated at their table, which was flanked by two of the Danish prince’s bodyguards, while other customers left, waiters finished their shifts and the lights were switched off.

Lecturas claimed the pair didn’t leave the restaurant until 1 a.m., when they walked out onto the street and got into a car. As a ‘courtesy gesture’, Lecturas reports that Crown Prince Frederik opened the car door for his dinner companion.

The next day, the magazine claimed that the heir to the Danish throne was taken by car to the airport, where he flew to Denmark.

Following the publication of the photos, Genoveva issued a statement denying any romantic involvement with the prince.

A statement from the socialite said: ‘I categorically deny the statements indicating a romantic relationship between Prince Frederick and me.’

She added: “Any statement of this type not only completely lacks the truth, but also maliciously misrepresents the facts.

“This is already in the hands of my lawyers, who will take care of the relevant steps to protect my rights to honor, truth and privacy.”