The 57-year-old woman was found dead under suspicious circumstances
According to the program Entrometidos on NET TV, journalist Diego Suárez also provided details about this surprising episode. "The model's sister was found lifeless in her home. The reasons for the death are still unknown, and although this happened a week ago, there have been no statements from the family nor is the autopsy result known," he explained.
One of the most striking details that emerged was mentioned by De Brito, who revealed: "The deceased arrived with something particular on the body," which is why the autopsy is expected to provide crucial information about the causes of death.
This event occurs in a very delicate context for Cirio, who in recent months has faced difficult times due to the judicial investigation involving her ex-husband, Martín Insaurralde, and her current partner, Elías Piccirillo, accused of a multimillion-dollar fraud. Although these issues do not seem to be directly related, the media environment in which the host finds herself makes every new event surrounded by attention and speculation.
So far, Jesica Cirio has not made any public statements about her sister's death. The name of the deceased has also not been disclosed, reinforcing the family's desire to keep the matter in the strictest privacy.
An unexpected news shocked the Argentine entertainment world: in the last few hours, Jesica Cirio's sister was found dead. The event, which reportedly occurred about a week ago, was kept under strong family and media secrecy for various reasons. So far, the causes of death are not officially known, nor has a wake been held to say goodbye to her.
The confirmation came through various media outlets and entertainment journalists. One of the first to speak on the subject was Ángel de Brito, who on his show LAM expressed: "Here I'm reading a news that really surprised me," he began saying.
"They say in Caras, Jesica Cirio's sister died mysteriously. Honestly, I didn't even remember Jesica had a sister. A tremendous tragedy for the family," he continued.
