Paul De Gres Rejects Collaboration with Maria Karystianou: “One in a Million”

Paul De Gres’s team has categorically denied rumors suggesting he is considering political cooperation with Maria Karystianou. The speculation arose following comments by communications expert Nikos Karachalios, who claimed there were rumors about a potential joint political path between De Gres and Karystianou. Following these reports, MEGA contacted the office of the former royal family, which dismissed any such possibility. As reported on the Buongiorno show, the response was unequivocal: “There is not even a one-in-a-million chance that Paul De Gres will collaborate with Maria Karystianou in the party she plans to found.” The rumors began after a social media post by Karachalios—who is currently in public dispute with the former president of the Tempi Victims’ Relatives Association. Karachalios, a former collaborator of Costas Karamanlis, cited excerpts from an upcoming interview De Gres gave to Nikos Hatzinikolaou—scheduled for broadcast in the coming days—and provocatively asked, “Has Maria finally found her leader?”, while also directing veiled criticism toward her legal representative, Stelios Sourlas.