Actress Marimar Vega defended her partner Maite Perroni, who lately received negative social media comments for her physical appearance. The incident sparked a lively open debate and sussed out many opinions in the entertainment sector, most notably Vega's approach during a press conference. The situation became apparent after Maite Perroni, a former Biodiesel part, took part in the El Salvadoran Creative District Congress. While her contribution was the primary topic, many internet users immediately switched to her real look, which sparked a wave of disparaging comments. Marimar Vega did not retort in reply. She confronted writers who were posing concerns about Perroni's body image at a current event. Vega questioned," Aren't you guilty? - Clearly enraged? Don't you feel embarrassed to ask those types of inquiries? I'm taking it seriously because today, I mean, it's been said more than, more than, more than said, that we don't talk about systems, physical presence, or other people's bodies. She urged the media to stop asking those kinds of questions with the powerful statement," This quit. I mean, is that correct? I don't believe they're required concerns. You may ask any question you want. The actress from the television show" Dr. Lucia" responded directly," What I just said. What I just said. " Maite responded to the weight-related censure. Maite Perroni's social media posts also immediately addressed the discussion. She addressed the issue head-on:" Hi, I'm Maite Perroni. I'm Maite Perroni. I'm a calm but firm person. I have 72 kilograms. And that's not even including my weight, which was 94. Never did I imagine that my weight had become such a hot topic. Many less when things that are really significant are taking place in our country and the world at large. " The artist took advantage of the opportunity to take a strong message while downplaying the criticism and claiming that it doesn't have an impact on her personal life.

" I laugh, because while some people are so busy looking at my brain as if it were a financial report, I'm living in the moment, I'm busy raising my daughter, and I'm living my true life," I tell myself.

In his concluding statement, Perroni urged society to evaluate its obsession with physical prejudices:" We've tried to fit the stereotypes that society has dictated to us, and we've forgotten who we really are. "

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