The recent controversy between Venezuelan model Aleska Genesis and Puerto Rican anchor Carlos Adyan has generated intense debate in the U.S. Hispanic community.
Aleska’s team has accused Adyan of issuing “unethical” and “malicious” statements, which has escalated the tension between both public figures; will there be sanctions for the Telemundo host?
Context of the controversy with Carlos Adyan
The dispute originated after Aleska’s participation in the reality show “La Casa de los Famosos All-Stars”, where she had confrontations with several colleagues, including Maripily Rivera.
Subsequently, Carlos Adyan, host of “En Casa con Telemundo”, commented on open television that Aleska should focus on her professional development and that, due to her behavior, “nobody wants her”.
Response from Aleska’s team
In response to these statements, Aleska’s team issued a statement refuting Adyan’s claims, calling them “unethical” and “malicious”.
They argued that the presenter’s comments are unfounded and seek to damage the model’s reputation.
Support from public figures
The controversy has also involved other entertainment personalities. Alicia Machado, former Miss Universe and also Venezuelan, came out in defense of Carlos Adyan, denying the accusations of xenophobia and pointing out that Aleska could be going through mental health problems.
Aleska Génesis ha sido objeto de duras críticas por comportamiento dentro de las dos temporadas de 'La Casa de los Famosos'
Controversy among Hispanics
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This conflict has resonated deeply with U.S. Hispanics, who closely follow the careers of both figures.
The situation highlights the importance of accountability in the media and the impact that public statements can have on the perception of artists within the community.
The dispute between Aleska Genesis and Carlos Adyan continues to develop, with both parties defending their positions.
Meanwhile, the Hispanic community is watching closely, hoping for a resolution that promotes respect and ethics in entertainment.
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