Overview
- Magaly TV aired messages from Brian Rullán criticizing Laura Spoya, suggesting compromising behavior with her producer, and blaming friends and his ex‑mother‑in‑law for influencing the split.
- Laura Spoya issued an on‑air statement and told reporters she rejects what she called calumnies, denied any affair, and said the separation was decided in September 2023 without third parties involved.
- Rullán’s on‑air appearance a day earlier turned tense as he rejected claims he was financially dependent, cited past ownership of 13 entertainment businesses, and denied telling a program driver that Spoya cheated.
- Magaly Medina asserted that Spoya once told her off the record she was tired of being the only provider, a claim presented as her account rather than a verified fact.
- Colleague Mario Irivarren urged both sides to keep personal details private, warning that airing intimate matters on television harms the families involved.