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(Getty)Sanchez Vicario says her father put her on a strict budget during her career. She received a monthly allowance and assumed the rest was being invested.
As she claims in a new autobiography, excerpts of which were published this last weekend in the Spanish newspaper El Mundo, that's not what happened.
"My parents left me with nothing and now I am indebted to the [tax authorities] and I will not be quiet," she wrote. "My properties are worth a lot less than those of my brother Javier, who has earned a lot less than me. […] I never questioned the way my father managed my money. I have been a victim, I was duped."
Sanchez Vicario says she is estranged from her immediate family.
Her mother denies the claims made in the book. Marisa Vicario Rubio told El Mundo that her daughter's claims are "lies."
"We never took advantage of Arantxa and under no circumstances is she broke," she said.
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