Overview
- Milett Figueroa said on Monday via Instagram that she will take legal action against false or offensive claims about her and her family and she thanked lawyer Walter Cormace for handling the case.
- Peruvian TV showed documents from a complaint against Mimi Alvarado, who had called Figueroa and her mother “witches” and suggested Figueroa sought Marcelo Tinelli’s money.
- Marcelo Tinelli told Clarín he is in an early relationship with Rossana Almeyda and said his past relationship with Figueroa did not work.
- Tinelli added that he learned he was blocked on Figueroa’s social media and he said he still speaks well of her family.
- TV hosts kept the story in heavy rotation, with Magaly Medina dismissing Figueroa’s legal move as a bid for relevance and panelists pushing an unverified claim that she found messages on Tinelli’s phone.