Guillermina Valdés exploded when asked about Marcelo Tinelli: "This society is very macho"

Guillermina Valdés exploded when asked about Marcelo Tinelli: "This society is very macho"
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The actress and businesswoman decided not to speak about her ex-partner and father of her son Lolo, and she made a strong complaint to the press

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I shared this note Guillermina Valdés has taken a low media profile lately and remains focused on her cosmetics line and spending time with her family. The scandals surrounding her separation from Marcelo Tinelli are behind her; however, it is a recurring topic during press interviews because they have a child together.

Recently, Guillermina Valdés attended the Caras Moda gala and was approached by Nacho Rivarola for Puro Show (El Trece). In the context of the premiere of the second part of Los Tinelli, the docu-reality about the Tinelli clan's life, the reporter asked the businesswoman if she would participate in a new season.

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Everything is fine, but no, it's a family matter, theirs," Guillermina replied. Regarding whether she watched the episodes of the first season, she stated: "It doesn't matter what I see...

I guess at some point I will watch it." I see where you're going with that question," she concluded with discomfort.

Guillermina Valdés exploded when asked about Marcelo Tinelli: "This society is very macho"

Not wanting to let the topic go, Guillermina Valdés asked the reporter back: "I have a question for you, when you interview Marcelo, do you ask him so much about me?". Although Nacho answered yes, she didn't believe him and expressed: "This society is very macho, because whenever they catch me, they ask me about my exes and they don't ask men".

"About Guillermina's work, about how Guillermina is doing in the theater... And she concluded: "I don't want you to ask him about me, I just don't want you to ask me about him."


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