The host revealed an unexpected gesture that the actress made in the locker room after her interview with Mauro Icardi
This gesture was seen as a way to avoid seeing two of her main critics both on social media and on broadcast television.
Meanwhile, from Sálvese Quien Pueda, Yanina Latorre was quick to respond to Pergolini's comment and did so in her direct style: "Insecurity! You should've recorded it. They're two idiots..." she said bluntly.
Later, on El Observador, she was even more forceful: "She's very concerned. She hates Cirio because he calls her Tatiana. I feel so elevated there. To do her makeup, she has to remove two frames so she doesn't see us. They didn't break them, though: they were under a desk," she said, hinting that the gesture might have been a kind of silent message.
For many, the move was not a coincidence, but rather a "mischief" intended for Pergolini to mention it on air... as eventually happened.
Meanwhile, the journalist reportedly decided to share it after being labeled as "team China" for being the first to accept Disney's proposal to interview her about her new professional project.
This way, Mario Pergolini made it clear that he doesn't sell out for his interviewees and that he's willing to tell everything, even if this could affect his future relationship with the stars.
The interview that la China Suárez gave on Otro Día Perdido—together with Mauro Icardi, in the midst of intense media attention due to their relationship—caused enormous repercussions.
However, what happened behind closed doors in the studio ended up being as talked about as what was seen on air.
Mario Pergolini, host of the show and a Vorterix reference, was the one who revealed an unexpected behind-the-scenes detail that left everyone surprised.
On his radio program, the former CQC host said that something caught the team's attention as soon as the actress left the channel: "We have in the locker rooms the frames with the faces of everyone who has been invited, and the spaces for those coming until the end of the year are still empty. When China left, we realized that the ones for Martín Cirio and Yanina Latorre had been removed," he recounted.
The situation caused surprise and some internal discomfort, especially because the frames had been moved without permission from the place where they are usually displayed.
