De Brito referred to the conflict between Mariana Fabbiani and Adrián Suar: 'She can't stand him'

The clash between Mariana Fabbiani and Viviana Canosa unleashed a wave of repercussions. But behind the scandal, another conflict that had been brewing in silence emerged: the tension between Fabbiani and Adrián Suar.

Ángel de Brito, on his show Ángel Responde (Bondi Live), provided an inside look at the broken relationship between the host and the leader of Pol-Ka. According to him, "Mariana can't stand Suar," and he clarified that there is no longer any relationship or dialogue between them since the cancellation of her last cycle on El Trece.

Fabbiani and Suar: a broken friendship

De Brito, who keeps a friendship with the host, stated that Fabbiani's anger had deep roots. According to him, she felt mistreated by the channel in the past, which had a direct impact on her relationship with Suar.

"They were close friends," the journalist assured, and that's why—he said—Mariana expressed herself so harshly: "I know very well how Adrián thinks and about you." For De Brito, the conflict deepened due to the producer's way of working: "In my experience, Suar doesn't get involved much or doesn't get involved at all."

Fabbiani's strong live statement

The conflict escalated after a harsh accusation from Viviana Canosa. On Wednesday, April 16, the journalist launched a strong criticism against Fabbiani on air, accusing her of banning her name on DDM and being jealous of the ratings. She also suggested that she had compromising information about her.

Fabbiani's response was not long in coming. On Thursday, April 17, she opened her show with a fiery statement: "Yesterday I was threatened on El Trece's screen and in private. Viviana Canosa, say what you have to say. Both I and my circle are very calm."

The host went further and directly questioned Adrián Suar's role in the situation. "What surprises me is that all this is happening on El Trece's screen," she said. Then she pointed out: "What are you doing with Channel 13? How far are you going to go? What is the limit?"

Indignant, she concluded: "Viviana Canosa, you and I are not the same. We have nothing to do with each other." And she closed with a complaint to the producer: "I know you, I've been through El Trece. Where did your good taste go? Are you going to let all the channel's prestige go down the drain because of your bad decisions?"

The conflict, which began with a media scandal, ended up exposing a much deeper rift between two historical figures of Argentine television.