Carmen Aub, 36, the actress who portrayed" Rutila Casillas" in" El Senor de la Cielos," made headlines this week with an interview she gave to TVNotas newspaper, which was picked up by various media outlets.

The spouse of Peruvian artist Ivan Sikic discussed various aspects of her life in the talk she had with the publication in which she was a mother to little Lu, who was moderate to severe in receiving. While the talk went on naturally, some parts of the meeting created a lot of controversy, helping the celebrity to understand what is actually happening with her child and her financial situation. Carmen Aub made a statement in Instagram Stories about the health knowledge that some media outlets reported. " I just learned this day that a portion of an interview I just gave was misinterpreted. " To understand: I have not requested gifts or financial aid. Lu is well-off, growing brilliantly, and we are grateful to be able to provide all of her care," she wrote at the start of her post. She then lamented the exaggeration that some media outlets used to cover the health concern her girl is dealing with. child, as well as the difficulties they have had as a home as a result of this problem.

" Alas, some media outlets altered the meaning of my words to make a alarmist tale that generates clicks. Thank you for your problem and love," Carmen said, apologizing and stating that she wanted to clarify her position and put an end to the debate.

What gave her the clarity she needed?

Although the interview she gave was published on Tuesday, it wasn't until days later that her testimony became widely known. In this context, some internet sources suggested that she was requesting funds to pay for her mother's medical expenses, but what she actually said was:" I don't have enough money to pay for my mother's medical bills. "

" Players aren't millionaires," the saying goes. I have to contact a thousand sites to try to locate this assistance. In contrast to many others who have little, I'm in a privileged position, but it's not like I have it made and have money to spare. When people would say," But there are worse things, I know, but I wouldn't want to be going through this," in an effort to make me feel better, it caused me a little angst. And what a luxury it is to be able to give my child the best care and make the decision to get federal assistance," she said of her plans to relocate to New York and continue treating her child it.

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