In the middle of a new chapter of Wandagate, María Eugenia Suárez once again became a trending topic on social media. This time, the focus was on an old rumor that resurfaced: her alleged "body odor". Without directly confronting anyone, the actress replied on X to two users who praised her and publicly denied those claims.
The issue began to take hold in 2021, when, in the midst of the media crisis between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi, comments emerged related to the first meeting between the player and the actress in Paris. From there, the story about an alleged "bad smell" grew and remained associated with the scandal.
This week, a user on X wrote after coinciding with the actress at a work event: "I just ran into China Suárez at a junket and she is a slap of beauty. Incredible. And gorgeous, polite, from another planet. Oh, she smells spectacular".
Los comentarios sobre los olores de la China Suárez
The message went viral quickly and caused multiple reactions. Another user added her experience: "I met her in person and she is incredibly loving. Very beautiful, kind, and polite".
The unexpected came when the actress herself decided to respond. "You are going to make me cry", she wrote, accompanying the message with heart emojis. Her reaction was read as a gesture of gratitude and also as a subtle way of closing the subject without entering into confrontations.
It is not the first time that China Suárez receives support in the face of this rumor. In the past, Mauro Icardi published a statement on his social media where he denied any negative comment about her and stated: "At our first meeting she smelled exquisitely of perfume and today she is more obsessive than I am about smells".
Moria Casán came out in defense of China Suárez and the criticism of the "bad smell"
In recent weeks, Moria Casán also joined the controversy, as she interviewed the actress on her show La mañana con Moria on eltrece. True to her direct style, "La One" was blunt: "I saw her impeccable, impeccably clean. Perfect". She even joked about the origin of the rumor and hinted that it might have been "the smell of cannabis" and not a matter of hygiene.
