Barbara de Regil Y Mariana Rodriguez Cantú is used to controversy. Both have been a trend due to their statements in the media or on social networks.
How can we forget that the protagonist of ‘Rosario Tijeras’ monopolized the headlines when she stated that she would make cookies free from carbohydrates… But he put a banana on it.
And of course, we shouldn’t forget that Rodríguez Cantú went viral thanks to the fact that during an Instagram story she dodged a question from her husband, Senator Samuel García, and answered: ‘Do you want to see my tennis shoes? Phospho Phospho“.
A few days ago they both took back the spotlight because of an alleged one Fight between the two in social networks, apparently based on hints. As it turns out, some netizens started viralizing images with editions similar to the ones they use in their profiles, but with negative messages from one to another.
For example, in one photo you see a collage of selfies by Bárbara de Regil about which they wrote: “I came alone (to fame). I didn’t have to be married to one royal senator or things like that. Buy my protein, sister “.
Meanwhile, a photo of Mariana Rodríguez with a bath towel on her head appeared that reads: ‘At least I don’t appear in soap operas. P * nch * n * here ‘. In addition, another picture appeared in which he apparently criticizes the actress’s dietary supplement: “The protein from Bárbara de Regil is pure Liconsa milk in powder … Greetings to CDMX “.
Given the popularity of the alleged lawsuit and the appearance of many more similar posts, internet celebrities used their respective profiles deny rivalry between them.
‘I don’t know what they will bring with Bárbara de Regil and me. Everything is false, we are instafriends, we message each other often and nothing is true. Everything is super photoshopped, neither she nor I put things. The protein thing isn’t true either and I admire her a lot. But I don’t know what they get from the exercise, what I ate yesterday, but it’s not true “, Rodríguez Cantú expressed in a video.
In turn, in one of her Instagram stories, the fitness coach quoted the businesswoman’s clip, writing: ‘And what have they invented now? No wonder a friend wrote to me, ‘Hey, what’s up with Mariana?’, And I … ‘what Mariana? What is going on? “I love you (Mariana) and I love that you like protein”.
Despite the clarifications, the controversy did not end as although the lawsuit was already known to be false, network users continued to have fun with it and even created two hashtags to support their favorite. They used #TeamVibraAlto to boost De Regil and #TeamFosfoFosfo to applaud Rodríguez.
In another recent video, Barbara lamented that there are those who do not doubt it truth of what they consume on the internet.
“I know her (Mariana) on Instagram, she seems like a super beautiful girl, what makes me a lot of noise is how people believe everything they see”, said.