China Suárez and Mauro Icardi continue to be the center of attention even though they have significantly reduced their exposure on social media. The couple is enjoying a trip to Japan, a destination that the actress has longed for to connect with her ancestral roots, and the footballer fulfilled her dream after becoming champion with Galatasaray.
In recent hours, two videos went viral showing them walking through the streets of Japan. In the footage, the couple interacts with a vendor and ends up entering a particular establishment. It is a Pig Café, a place where customers can have breakfast or snacks while interacting with piglets.
The second video shows Suárez and Icardi sitting on the floor of the establishment, surrounded by the animals, enjoying the moment. Although experiences with animals like this are quite common in Japan, the dissemination of the images generated a wave of criticism.
Controversy on social media
Many users targeted the couple, especially China Suárez, for participating in an activity they consider an unnecessary exposure of the animals. “The most ironic thing is seeing her pose as a sensitive soul while endorsing animals used for entertainment,” wrote a Twitter user, summarizing the feelings of many.

The criticism intensified because the actress often presents herself as a person committed to animal protection and maintains a vegetarian diet. For many, visiting this type of café contradicts the image she publicly projects.
Additionally, they recalled old photos of Mauro Icardi posing with animals he had hunted, which reignited the debate about consistency in stances regarding animal care. Although the situations are different, many pointed out the need for a more coherent and protective attitude.









