Ángel de Brito revealed on LAM what Mariana Muzlera did after images of her ex-husband confronting journalists at the entrance of the family home in Beccar went viral
However, while the episode generated repercussions, Mariana Muzlera was in Miami and was reportedly following everything that was happening in Buenos Aires from a distance. According to Ángel de Brito on LAM (América Tv), the singer's mother had a particular reaction after watching the coverage.
“She started blocking journalists. That's right. It seems she was bored in the afternoon and started from Miami,” De Brito revealed on the air of LAM.
The host took the situation humorously and asked his colleagues who had been included in the extensive list of communicators blocked by Tini's mother.
“We need to raise our hands. Instead of going to the mall or the beach... For me, we need to raise our hands if we’ve been blocked. Raise your hand if you’ve been blocked by Tini's mom,” he joked.
Quickly, the entire panel raised their hands, indicating the time Tini's mother took to block more than 10 people from the staff.
The family of Tini Stoessel has once again found itself in the media spotlight amid reports of economic and professional differences the singer is experiencing with her surroundings. This time, the protagonists were her parents, Alejandro Stoessel and Mariana Muzlera, following a tense episode that occurred with journalists at the entrance of the family property.
On the afternoon of Friday, August 28, various reporters approached the Stoessel house, located in Beccar, San Isidro district, seeking statements related to the rumors that had circulated in recent days.
The presence of the media reportedly angered Alejandro Stoessel, who stepped outside the house and had a heated exchange with some of the press workers. The moment was captured on camera and quickly began to circulate on social media.
In the footage that was shared, Tini's father was seen , while questioning their presence at the location and accusing them of trying to enter or breach the boundaries of the private property.
