Spain’s Julio Iglesias is ‘willing’ to do DNA test to find out if Spanish lovechild is really his

SERIAL womaniser Julio Iglesias has said he is willing to take a DNA test amid rumours of his Spanish lovechild.

Spain’s most famous lothario has battled paternity claims for over three decades after he spent a passionate night with a Portuguese ballerina.

Javier Sanchez, 41, from Valencia, originally claimed Iglesias, 75, was his dad in 1992, but his claim came to nothing, despite being initially accepted.

But now the lawyer of the When I Need You singer, Fernando Falomir, has said Iglesias may undergo the test, which a judge has said may take around two years.

However this new offer from dad-of-eight Iglesias is given on the condition that the Valencian magistrate Jose Luis Bort continues with the trial.

It comes after a 99.99% DNA match between Sanchez and Iglesias in 2017 was deemed inadmissible, as evidence had been taken illegally from Iglesias Jr’s bins in Miami.

The judge at the trial, which continues on May 30, is expected to ignore arguments from Iglesias and Falomir that tests were already conducted in the 90s.

If this is the case, Falomir has said his client ‘will have no objection’ to providing evidence for genetic testing.

Portuguese dancer Maria Edite Santos gave birth to Sanchez in 1976 after reportedly sleeping with Iglesias.