Ángel de Brito lashed out at Morena Rial after her attack on a LAM reporter

Morena Rial was involved in a new conflict with the press, and everything was captured by the cameras of LAM. The confrontation with the reporter Rodrigo Bar quickly escalated, with insults, shouting, and a false accusation of assault.

Everything began when the cameras of América TV found Morena leaving a store. Upon noticing Rodrigo Bar's presence, Jorge Rial's daughter tried to escape the microphone. The reporter followed her for several blocks to get an interview, but she was annoyed from the start.

Morena Rial reacted with verbal violence

"Don't bother me, I don't want to talk to you," Morena said as she entered a kiosk with her friends. Upon leaving, the tension rose even more.

"Don't touch me," she shouted, to which the reporter replied: "I'm not touching you, you pushed me." The situation became increasingly tense.

Insults, threats, and a serious accusation

In addition to insulting the journalist, Morena publicly accused him of having assaulted her: "You broke a nail, it was gender violence." However, the video clearly showed that the reporter remained respectful and had no physical contact with her. Before getting into a taxi, a friend of Morena suggested they had pepper spray.

Both hinted that they could use it against the journalist if he continued recording. Meanwhile, Rodrigo Bar continued working without responding to the aggressions or provoking the conflict further.

Ángel de Brito's reaction live

Back in the LAM studio, Ángel de Brito did not remain silent. "She made up that our reporter had assaulted her. She said he broke a nail and it was gender violence," he expressed indignantly.

"This delinquent should be grateful she's free for being Rial's daughter," the host fired, unfiltered.

Her lawyer's warning

Before the video was released, Alejandro Cipolla, Morena's lawyer, had announced on social media that he would file a criminal complaint.

But it was proven that there was neither harassment nor aggression from the reporter, who was just doing his job.