Amalia Granata revealed the reason for her bad mood during Yanina Latorre's party

Amalia Granata was the center of attention on March 24 due to her strange behavior that caught attention during Yanina Latorre's birthday. The situation went viral after several journalists, including Ángel de Brito, commented on what they perceived as "bad vibes" from Granata at the party, an event she had attended as a prominent guest due to her closeness with the current host of Sálvese quien pueda (SQP).

The impact of the news was immediate, and the situation reached social media, where De Brito shared the information on his X (formerly Twitter) account, generating thousands of reactions. Faced with the viralization of this version of events, the Santa Fe deputy decided to address the criticism and offer an explanation that not only clarified her stance but also revealed a personal aspect of her life that she had kept private until then.

Through a message on her social media, the model shared with her followers the family challenges she faces daily. "When you work 24/7, you're going through premenopause, you have a teenage daughter who goes out and you don't sleep on weekends, and a son with ADHD, and you make time to go to a friend's birthday, it's logical that you're tired. But far from having bad vibes", expressed the deputy.

With this statement, Amalia not only clarified that her behavior at the event was not a reflection of a negative attitude, but she also offered a closer look at her family life, sharing intimacies and mentioning for the first time that her son Roque has Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

This neurodevelopmental disorder, which causes inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity, can create multiple challenges in daily life, with mild, moderate, or severe symptoms, but proper treatment helps significantly improve them.

The revelation of this personal information caused great support on social media toward the pro-life activist, where numerous users, especially other mothers going through the same, expressed their solidarity and understanding of the situation.