Within everyday coexistence in “La Casa de los Famosos México”, any word can trigger a conflict. This was demonstrated by Gema Garoa and Cynthia Klitbo, who starred in a tense exchange after a comment was interpreted as an insult.
The discussion began when Gema sought Cynthia to demand clarification in front of the other inhabitants. “I want you to tell me in front of all the people that I am an egg,” Garoa claimed.
Against the complaint, Cynthia denied referring to Gema. The actress explained that her words were related to the conditions of the room they share. “I was referring to my room,” he explained, while both were trying to reconstruct the previous conversation.
Cynthia detailed that another person had questioned her for defending Gema, and it was in that context where she would have made the comment on the disorder of space. He says, “You defend her and all.” And I said, “The room is made a...,” the actress said, insisting that her phrase was never directed to her mate.
Gema resumed the expression and questioned Cynthia’s version: “Ah, it’s made a...”. The actress reiterated: “No, my room, my room,” making it clear that it was a complaint about the cleaning, since, according to her words, “not even a cloth had passed.”
Cynthia even remarked that, if she wanted to refer directly to Gema, she would have specified it. “If I had told you, I would have told you, ‘The Quarter’,” she commented, before adding in a colloquial tone, ‘My son.’
After the explanation, Gema seemed to accept Cynthia’s version. “Ah, no,” she replied, while Cynthia confirmed, “Ok.”
The altercade, transmitted live, became one of the most commented moments of the reality.Since the beginning of the season, Klitbo has been characterized by his frontal tone towards his companions.
