Netflix's new true-crime documentary 'The Last Hours of Mario Biondo' explores the death of a famous Spanish TV host's husband. Here's where Raquel Sánchez-Silva is now.

Mario Biondo died on May 30, 2013, in Madrid, Spain, one year after marrying Raquel Sánchez-Silva.

Biondo's body was found in his home library. Spanish authorities ruled his death a suicide and closed the case.

However, as explored in the Netflix documentary, Biondo's family believes there was foul play involved in his death, though Spanish authorities did not consider Sánchez-Silva a suspect, and she was never charged.

After the Spanish case was closed, Biondo's family petitioned authorities in Palermo, Italy, to investigate.

In 2022, Judge Nicola Aiello concluded that he was murdered and that the scene was staged to look like suicide.

"The elements that are drawn from the file of the public prosecutor in the opinion of the judge deny the suicidal thesis and suggest that Mario Biondo was killed by unknown hands and subsequently placed in a position capable of simulating a suicide," Aiello said, per L'Unione Sarda.

However, Aiello closed the case because too much time had elapsed since Biondo's death.

Biondo's mother, Santina D'Alessandro, admitted in the docuseries that she still monitors Sánchez-Silva's social media accounts.

More than a decade after Biondo's death, Sánchez-Silva is still a prominent television presenter in Spain, where she hosts "Maestros de la costura," a Spanish version of the British reality competition "The Great British Sewing Bee."

The 50-year-old presenter also published a book, "Mañana, a las seis," in 2014.

In 2014, Sánchez-Silva started dating an Argentinian film producer, Matías Dumont, and the couple welcomed twin boys a year later.