'If she says she went through hell, there must be a reason': Siciliani's statement that made an impact

During an outdoor outing, Griselda Siciliani and Luciano Castro were asked about the controversy sparked by the recent statements made by Flor Vigna. The singer had stated that she had lived "a hell" alongside the actor, which drew media attention.

On Intrusos, a reporter intercepted the couple while they calmly answered questions about their professional lives and their new home under construction. The conversation was proceeding smoothly until the inevitable topic arose: Vigna's words.

At first, Siciliani was diplomatic and clarified that she preferred not to speak about anyone's private life, not even her own. The actress accompanied her response with a smile and a knowing comment to Castro: "Don't copy me."

The shift in her response

However, when the question was explored further, the actress surprised with a change in tone. "I want to say something. Let's respect what a woman says. If she said she lived through hell, she surely did. That's my opinion. Sorry that you're here," she said, looking at her partner.

The statement made her firm stance clear: Siciliani did not deny Flor Vigna's account and even expressed solidarity with her. "If she says that, there must be a reason. Let's respect that and that's it. Afterward, everyone talks about what they want," she concluded, before leaving the camera's view.

Meanwhile, Luciano Castro answered questions about his relationship with Gonzalo Heredia and the rumors about the end of their friendship after the separation from Sabrina Rojas. After a brief exchange, he thanked the reporter and left the same way as his partner.

This way, Griselda Siciliani's statement did not go unnoticed. The actress surprised the audience by empathizing with Flor Vigna's remarks and asked that they be given the importance and respect they deserved.