Yanina Latorre slammed Roberto Castillo: 'He is seeking fame and is a show-off'

Yanina Latorre  once again fired back without hesitation at  Roberto Castillo, partner of Cinthia Fernández, during a recent broadcast of the program Sálvese Quien Pueda. The panelist not only labeled him a "fame seeker," but also linked him to violent behavior and accused him of trying to censor her with a legal notice.

The panelist began her statement by revealing that Castillo had been attacking her on social media:
"For a few days now, Cinthia's boyfriend has been attacking me in his Instagram stories,"  Latorre said. She then called him "media-driven" and claimed he was a man who only sought notoriety. "He's the type who sends unsigned letters to journalists over the weekend," she said ironically.

A media confrontation that escalated

She went further and linked him to episodes of violence: "I don't talk to men desperate for fame who use women. We saw you mistreat the mothers of your children, driving drunk and yelling in the car,"  she stated indignantly.

In the same tone, she issued a direct warning to Cinthia Fernández: "I hope you don't end up mistreated and abused like his ex,"  she said live, with firmness and concern.

The controversial legal notice and the unfiltered response

Panelist Gonzalo Sorbo  read part of the content of the legal notice that Castillo allegedly sent to Latorre. In it, the lawyer demanded that she stop talking about him, invoking supposed confidential information and private conversations.

Far from remaining silent, Yanina replied in contact with Infama: "He's looking for a bit of publicity. He's dating Cinthia and wants to be in the media. It's nonsense," she fired.

She also dismissed the legal value of the alleged legal notice:  "It doesn't have a postal stamp, it's not even addressed to me. I don't think my name appears. It's all rather pathetic."

To conclude, she assured that she has evidence that would compromise Castillo, but clarified that she had no intention of disclosing it.
"I have the chats where he tells me everything I said about Ana Rosenfeld. They're filed in court," she concluded, making it clear she won't retract.