Overview
- Pamela Franco, in a Monday interview with Andrea Llosa, said on air that her daughter with Christian Domínguez is autistic and spoke through tears about learning and living with the diagnosis.
- Christian Domínguez responded on Tuesday on live TV that he was not told the disclosure would be made and called it unnecessary to make their child’s condition public without both parents’ consent.
- Franco also alleged that during their relationship Domínguez controlled and collected her earnings and later told her she had “not a single sol,” describing how she had to call him to transfer small amounts for daily expenses.
- Addressing childcare claims, Franco said she cared for Domínguez’s older daughter for eight months and pushed for a larger home so the child could live with them, while the girl’s mother Melanie Martínez clarified the period and said the primary caregivers during the pandemic were the child’s paternal grandparents.
- The revelations revived fallout from the January 2024 “auto-rana” infidelity video, as Mary Moncada appeared by video to apologize to Franco and said Domínguez even planned to take her to Franco’s home, which Franco said confirmed she was right to end the relationship.