Martín Cirio revealed how his affinity with Wanda Nara was born and why he hates China Suárez.

Martín Cirio returned to television and did not go unnoticed. During an interview on Mariana Fabbiani's show, the influencer popularly known as “La Faraona” talked about his historic conflict with China Suárez, recalled the legal notice he received from the actress, and explained why he feels a connection with Wanda Nara.

After staying away from television for a while following the intense media and legal controversy he faced years ago, Cirio explained that he does not feel comfortable in that format and has always kept a certain distance from the traditional television audience.

“I said I would never be on TV again because you enter an audience that doesn’t watch me, and I don’t even know if I’m interested in being watched by them, because they don’t understand me,” he expressed honestly.

In that context, he recalled an awkward situation he experienced years ago on Showmatch alongside Laura Fidalgo. “I brought an enema thinking it would be funny and nobody laughed,” he shared with laughter about that television moment.

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The fight with China Suárez and the legal notice

One of the most talked-about moments of the interview came when Santiago Rivarola directly asked him about the historic dispute he has with China Suárez.

Without dodging the topic, Martín Cirio recalled the legal conflict they had years ago. “She sent me a legal notice and that could have led to a lawsuit, but it didn’t happen,” he stated.

The influencer also referred to the famous nickname “Tatiana”, a term that for a long time was associated with the actress on social media and digital communities.

La China Suárez decided to take it to court.

“I didn’t call her Tatiana; it was a concept I created and it stuck,” he explained about the origin of the expression that later went viral among his followers.

True to his ironic style, he then launched a phrase that quickly began to circulate on social media: “If China embraced being Tatiana, we would love her.”

His unexpected closeness with Wanda Nara

During the interview, Martín Cirio also talked about the relationship he recently built with Wanda Nara, who even participated in one of his shows at the Movistar Arena performing her song “Bad Bitch.”

Far from distancing himself, Cirio publicly acknowledged that he feels sympathy for the businesswoman and explained what he finds most amusing about her. “She has a very quirky thing that I find entertaining,” he commented with laughter in front of the panel.

He then elaborated on that affinity and compared Wanda's personality to his own. “She is a mess and owns it; you see her chaotic and she doesn’t pretend to be the lady. That makes me laugh a lot because I’m also quirky,” he declared.