Chelo García-Cortés
María Consolación García-Cortés Cadavid (born 3 December 1951), better known as Chelo García-Cortés, is a Spanish journalist who has spent most of her professional career in the field of celebrity gossip (). Early life and career. Although born in Ourense in 1951, at the early age of three months she moved to live with her family in Madrid, returning to Galicia at age sixteen. Currently she is living in Castelldefels, where she has resided for many years. She spends summers at her house in Ibiza. García-Cortés graduated in Journalism from the Faculty of Information Sciences  of the Autonomous University of Barcelona. She took her first professional steps in 1973 when she started working for La Voz del Miño, a in her native Ourense, while performing social service, and from there moved to Radio Popular, also in Ourense. In 1975 she was signed by in Barcelona (where she moved to live), then directed by Marcelino Rodríguez de Castro. From that moment she began working in celebrity gossip, and published her first report in 1976 for the magazine "¡Hola!" She was a longtime correspondent for the magazine "Diez Minutos" in Barcelona, where she had a page called  Por las Ramblas. She also contributed to the magazine "Papillón", where she published the first male nude photograph in Spain, of the actor . Later she was hired by , where she collaborated with Paco Lobatón, until COPE (Radio Popular) required her for its morning show, next to . Building on her experience in radio and print, García-Cortés made her television debut in 1997 with Jordi González on the TV3 program "Les 1000 and one" (though she had previously participated in some television programs in Catalonia). Between 1998 and 2004 she also worked on Ana Rosa Quintana's show ' on Antena 3 . In addition, she wrote for the magazine ' and appeared on the radio with on COPE's "La Tarde con Cristina", and later with Isabel Gemio on "" on Onda Cero. However she is best known for the gossip talk show ' (also known as "¿Dónde estás corazón?") hosted by Jaime Cantizano on Antena 3 from 2003 to 2011. In 2011 she joined Telecinco, after 13 years with its competitor Antena 3, where she appears on programs like ' and ' (2011–present), ' (2011–2012), and "" (2013). Apart from her television work, García-Cortés regularly writes for the publications "¡Hola!" and "". Together with fellow journalist Jesús  Locampos, she wrote the book "Yo Acuso", published in 2008 by Grand Guignol. In it, she performs a self-critique of the tabloid press. Personal life. Chelo García-Cortés's mother died in 1962, when she was only eleven, and she was raised by her father, Rafael García-Cortés Alonso (1916–2001). She has one brother, Mariano García-Cortés Cadavid, who is a photographer. From 1974 to 1984 she was in a relationship with TV presenter . She has been married to Marta Roca Carbonell since 8 August 2005. She has declared herself to be openly bisexual.