Overview
- Televisa Espectáculos announced on Oct. 7–8 that Delia González Hernández died on Sept. 23, correcting a tabloid claim that she had disappeared from a care home.
- The statement said she was 90, had Alzheimer’s, and was under specialized care in a Mexico City retirement facility at the time of her death.
- Televisa did not disclose a cause of death and said relatives handled the news discreetly to avoid reviving family disputes involving the producer’s last partner.
- Reports cited by entertainment outlets say González Hernández was co‑titular on several of Nicandro Díaz’s assets, with some alleging at least 10 of 18 properties were shared and referencing a joint U.S. bank account.
- Coverage also revisits unproven claims that ex‑partner Cynthia Butrón obtained a power of attorney over Delia’s affairs, which legal commentators question given her Alzheimer’s diagnosis, with no new legal filings reported.