With the frontality that characterizes her, Barbie Franco dislocated live to Mariano Iúdica in Sunday night when reproaching without filter Silvina Escudero not having invited her to his wedding.
On August 25, the dancer married by Civil with Federicoin a charming restaurant in Nordelta attended by approximately 80 people, but his colleagues from America were conspicuous by their absence.
“Did he invite you to the wedding, Silvina?” asked the girlfriend of Ferdinand Mocking to Iúdica, in full program. Surprised by the question on the air, Mariano replied: “I think the card came. I don’t like to say these things live.”
“He didn’t invite me. Oh, where did I go!”, Barby insisted, sharp with her co-worker, while the images of Silvina and Federico’s wedding ran on the screen.
“Silvina didn’t invite me to the wedding. Did she invite you?” Barby asked Iúdica.
Seeing the material, the driver made a mischievous comment regarding Escudero’s husband, seeing him with a bun and fleeing from the press: “It’s Fariña. It’s strange that he didn’t want to give the note to the guys from Intruders who went to cover him.”
Before closing the topic, and following hearing Iúdica say that she might not go to the wedding, Barby Franco reaffirmed her indignation and went for more: “He didn’t invite me and he didn’t come today.”
“I think the card arrived. I don’t like to say these things live,” replied Mariano, confused.
SILVINA ESCUDERO EXPLAINED WHY HER HUSBAND DID NOT POSE BEFORE THE CAMERAS
Minutes from giving the “yes, I do”, on August 25, Silvina Escudero left the restaurant in which he finalized his civil union with Federico, shared his great happiness and explained why the merchant did not speak with intruders nor did he pose for the cameras present.
“He doesn’t work in the media. You ask him a little question and he dies of shame, poor thing,” said the dancer.
Then he supported Federico’s decision: “For me it’s beautiful. He respects my work, he loves it, and he gives me the whole place. We entertained the press in the Civil, but they die of shame.”
