Bautista Vicuña, Benjamín Vicuña's eldest son, confronted China Suárez on social media.

Amid the new media scandal between Benjamín Vicuña and China Suárez, Bautista Vicuña, the eldest son of the Chilean actor and Carolina "Pampita" Ardohain, made an appearance on social media with a message that did not go unnoticed. The 17-year-old, who keeps a low profile despite his popularity on Instagram, shared a story in which, without directly mentioning his father's ex-partner, made his position clear.

"People who don't know my dad and my mom can say whatever they want. My siblings and I know very well who he is," Bautista wrote over an image showing him in the passenger seat of a car, making a face at the camera and with kiss emojis covering his left eye.

The message, which was interpreted by many as an explicit defense of his father, comes after China Suárez once again publicly criticized Benjamín Vicuña, whom she accused of being an "absent father," with addictions and conflictive behaviors. The actress's statements reignited tensions and provoked a series of reactions in the actor's circle.

In line with her son's message, Pampita also came out to support the father of her four children. On the show A la tarde, the host made it clear that the bond between her children and Vicuña remains intact: "My children, fortunately, know very well who their dad is and that's the only thing that matters." She added: "I talk every day with both fathers of my children, as it should be. I've never handled things any other way than by speaking directly with them."

A short time before Bautista's post, the model had already shared on her social media a gesture that was also seen as a show of support for her ex. It was a message that Benicio, her ten-year-old son, wrote during a school activity. On a blue poster board, the little one wrote: "Mom, I love you. Dad, I love you," while working on a classroom assignment.

The child's teacher sent the message to Pampita via WhatsApp along with a photo of the work, highlighting the tenderness of the gesture. The host did not hesitate to share the image in her Instagram stories—where she has more than 8 million followers—and wrote: "This is what Beni wrote today at school. We're doing something right, Benja."