Erika Villalobos wants to put an end to the bad moment he faced following the ‘umpire‘ which starred her still husband Aldo Miyashiro and the reporter Fiorella Retiz. However, before closing this chapter in her life, the actress turned to her social networks to thank her followers for their support and affection.
Through a video, the former member of Torbellino also highlighted the support of her friends, who were at all times giving her the necessary strength to face the media pressure that was unleashed following the uncovering that Magaly Medina presented in her show program.
“I did not plan to record this video, but I think it is important that I thank you, because I have received so many messages of support, of affection, with so much love wishing me the best, that the truth is, this is very important to me … I have felt too much love,” he said at the beginning of his message.
“I thought I had some good friends and I’ve realized I have a lot. I’m totally amazed at how many good friends, people I can trust and put my hands on fire for, they’ve been there with me cheering me on.” and that makes me feel very lucky,” said the actress.
TURN THE PAGE
Villalobos has given some interviews to various media; However, he has avoided talking directly regarding the scenes that revealed the infidelity of the driver of “The Chinese gang“.
“All this has been so important that I have felt, that I have even put aside all that crap that people have tried to throw away, people just want to destroy, people who are going to be able to continue inventing things in order to continue harming and destroying” , he stated.
“I am left with your support, I am left with that affection, I feel more than lucky, really. I wish you the same, because we all deserve that, love and empathy; we Peruvians deserve much more than we are living. So I wish you all that and I thank you once more, now I turn the page, “he said.
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