2024-11-01 16:08:00
Sabrina Rojas is BondiStreaming show hosted by Ángel de Brito, who expresses his opinions on various topics and characters.
In addition to her surprising admission that she and Mariano Martinez had “snacked” together in the past, the model and presenter was asked about her thoughts on her ex-husband’s current partner and the father of her child, Griselda Sicilani also had very strong views on Luciano Castro.
“I have skin problems and I have a story. In my opinion she is one of the best actresses in our country and when you see her in the notes she is very funny but I have a hard time with her , both things and life,” he began before specifying in “A lot of things happened to him.”
“I don’t like face-to-face and I don’t want to make a fuss, right? To me, what defines it is a skin problem. It’s crazy how life turns things around… everything comes back… You see, when there’s energy, no, No…”, he said.
This moment at 45 minutes and 23 seconds in the following video:
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**Interview with Sabrina Rojas on Bondi Streaming**
**Interviewer:** Sabrina, you recently made headlines with your candid remarks about your ex-husband Luciano Castro’s current partner, Griselda Siciliani. Can you elaborate on your feelings towards her and the situation?
**Sabrina Rojas:** Absolutely. I think very highly of Griselda as an actress; she’s one of the best in Argentina. However, I can’t deny that I have my personal struggles with her. Life is peculiar that way, and it’s funny how we can share similarities yet not connect deeply.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned having “skin problems” relating to your feelings. Can you explain what you mean by that?
**Sabrina Rojas:** It’s more about emotional discomfort than physical. When I say ‘skin problem’, I’m referring to how some experiences can leave a mark on us. It shapes our perceptions and interactions.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like you’re indicating unresolved feelings that perhaps linger due to past experiences. Do you think it’s possible for individuals to move past their history, especially in such intertwined situations?
**Sabrina Rojas:** I believe it’s challenging, but not impossible. It requires a lot of energy and willingness to let go. While I prefer not to confront these issues face-to-face, I recognize that they affect how I feel and interact with others.
**Interviewer:** Interesting insights. Given this context, how do you think the public perceives the dynamics between you, Luciano, and Griselda?
**Sabrina Rojas:** I think the public often loves drama and conflict, and they want to hear stories from all angles. My situation might spark a debate about whether past relationships should influence how we view new ones.
**Interviewer:** This touches on a very relatable topic! How do you feel about starting conversations among readers: Do you believe that unresolved feelings from past relationships should affect our perceptions of new partners?
**Sabrina Rojas:** That’s a great question and one that could definitely fuel a meaningful debate. Life often reintroduces people and situations that challenge us, and I’d love to hear different perspectives on that!
