According to the host of LAM, Rial allegedly asked Marcelo Tinelli to remove Niña Loly from the 'Bailando 2010' show
After her separation from Jorge Rial, Niña Loly made an appearance on LAM where she shared details about their breakup. However, after that interview, she disappeared from the media. Ángel de Brito highlighted this fact with irony: "It was the last time we saw her alive in the media."
The journalist raised a question that sparked speculation: "Is her silence due to fear or an economic agreement to disappear?" He also recalled that Antoniale always expressed her passion for fame and questioned how someone who wanted so much to be in the spotlight could completely withdraw.
This episode rekindles interest in a story that, despite having occurred more than a decade ago, continues to generate controversy. Meanwhile, Niña Loly is exiled in Miami and completely removed from the media scene, leaving more questions open about the reasons for her withdrawal.
Journalist Ángel de Brito shared some weeks ago unpublished information about the relationship between Mariana Antoniale, better known as Niña Loly, and Jorge Rial, as well as her participation in "Bailando por un Sueño" in 2010. In his streaming show on Bondi Live, the host revealed unknown details that left Dalma Maradona and Carla Conte shocked, who were joining him in the broadcast.
According to De Brito, during Niña Loly's participation in the dance contest hosted by Marcelo Tinelli, tensions arose between her and her then-partner, Jorge Rial. At a key moment in the competition, Antoniale was nominated, but the public saved her with their vote.
The LAM host claimed that Rial had directly pressured Tinelli to have her expelled from the show. "Get her out, no matter what," the journalist allegedly demanded. However, Tinelli refused, arguing that it was a contest and that she could only leave if she was eliminated by the voting system. Finally, the model left the competition in November of that year, and since then, Rial began to publicly criticize the show.
