China Suárez and Graciela Alfano surprised with an unexpected back-and-forth on social media

Amid the constant comments she receives on social media, especially after the media scandal starring Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara, China Suárez found unexpected support from an iconic figure in Argentine entertainment: Graciela Alfano.

It all began when Alfano, 72 years old, shared a sensual photo on her Instagram account that quickly caught the attention of her followers. In the image, the former vedette wore a tight silver dress with side slits tied with black bows and no underwear, causing a great stir among her fans.

What no one expected was that one of those who reacted to this post would be China Suárez herself, who didn't hesitate to dedicate a public compliment that surprised everyone. “It's unbelievable how goddess-like you are,” the actress wrote, clearly showing her admiration for Alfano.

The comment didn't go unnoticed, and Graciela, true to her style, was quick to return the kindness with good vibes and complicity. "I love you," she replied, adding a large number of red heart emojis.

This back-and-forth between the two figures sparked curiosity among users, who celebrated the good relationship and mutual respect they have, despite not having a close personal bond. Several even highlighted that Alfano has always shown public support for Suárez during the most difficult times, such as the virtual attacks she has received recently.

Graciela Alfano supported China Suárez after the mistreatment by Mauro Icardi's lawyers

The surprising back-and-forth between China Suárez and Graciela Alfano on social media was not an isolated incident. Days earlier, Alfano had already publicly expressed her support for the actress amid a new media scandal. This time, the conflict erupted after an audio was leaked in which Mauro Icardi's former lawyer, Lara Piro, referred to Suárez with derogatory terms, calling her "toxic" and "whore."

The statements, which quickly went viral, provoked Alfano's outrage, who confronted Piro with a forceful message on social media. "I wouldn't hire a lawyer who judges another woman like that, who expresses herself in such an unprofessional manner," Graciela wrote, indignant at the tone and words used.

She also directly questioned the disparagement toward Suárez: "Is calling a woman a whore referring to a sex worker? Is it a degrading term or descriptive of a profession? Which is it, Larita?"