The actress Marimar Vega He came out in defense of his colleague Maite Perroni, who was recently the target of criticism on social networks due to his physical appearance. The event generated a wide public debate and gathered numerous reactions within the entertainment industry.highlighting Vega’s position during a meeting with the press.
The situation arose after Maite Perroni, a former member of the RBD group, participated in the Creative District Congress in El Salvador. Although his participation was the main focus, the attention of Many users on the Internet turned to his physique, which caused a wave of derogatory comments.
Faced with this, Marimar Vega did not remain on the sidelines. During a recent event, he openly confronted reporters asking questions related to Perroni’s body image. Visibly upset, Vega questioned: “Aren’t you embarrassed? Aren’t you embarrassed to ask those kinds of questions?” I mean it, because today, that is, it is more, more than, more than said, that we should not talk about the body, nor about the physical, nor about others.
With a forceful message, he urged the media to put aside this type of questioning, stating: “Let’s stop. I mean, right? Well, I don’t think they are obligatory questions. You can ask any questions you want.” When requested for a message directed at those who criticize other people’s bodies, the actress of the series “Dr. Lucía” was direct: “What I just said.”
Maite responded to criticism of her weight
For her part, Maite Perroni responded directly to the controversy through her social networks. With a calm but firm posture, he addressed the issue head-on: “Hello, I’m Maite Perroni. I weigh seventy-two kilos. And I haven’t seen myself when I weighed ninety-four. I never thought the topic of my weight would become such a relevant topic. Much less when things are happening in the world and in our country that are important.”
The artist not only downplayed the criticism, pointing out that they do not affect his personal life, but he also took the opportunity to send a powerful message.
“The truth is, I laugh, because while some people are very busy analyzing my body as if it were giving a financial report, andor I’m living my present, I’m busy raising my daughter, I’m living my real life”.
Perroni concluded by calling on society to reconsider physical stereotypes: “We have tried to change ourselves to fit the stereotypes that society has dictated to us and we have forgotten who we really are.”
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