Juana Tinelli shared posts targeting her father Marcelo amid her complaint about threats and a family crisis
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Juana Tinelli remains at the center of attention amid the conflict with her family. The model, who reported threats, shared a series of posts on social media that many interpreted as messages directed at her father, Marcelo Tinelli.
Far from bringing positions closer, the public exposure of the case revealed the internal tensions within the clan. Juana's reposts caused a strong reaction and once again put the spotlight on her relationship with her father.
Los reposteos de Juana generaron fuerte repercusión
The posts Juana Tinelli shared amid the scandal
On her TikTok account, Juana published a series of phrases filled with emotion and pain. "Trying to live without my dad, even though he's alive, is the hardest life lesson I've had to learn."
In another message, the model referred to her childhood: "When people criticize me for how naive I can be, I grew up forgiving my dad, believing he would change." Finally, she dedicated a heartfelt message to her mother, Paula Robles: "To the world you are my mother, but to me you are my world."
The messages did not go unnoticed. On LAM, Ángel de Brito analyzed the content and was surprised: "The first phrase is very strong: Juanita said it to her father in person, in the middle of an argument. On social media it appears more softened."
Juana Tinelli's report of threats
In her statement, she recounted: "I answered the phone and a male voice asked me: 'Are you Juana Tinelli?' I replied yes. He said: 'I'm Gustavo Scaglione, your dad knows me very well. You and your family need to be very careful,' and then he hung up."
The model stated that the call left her in a state of panic. "The tone was unmistakably threatening. I felt fear for my safety and that of my family. I deleted the call log out of nervousness," she explained in the report.
The response from the accused businessman
After his name became public, Gustavo Scaglione, a media businessman and owner of television channels, denied any connection to the incident. In a conversation with América Noticias, he stated: "I've already given everything to my lawyers so they can take care of this false report."
