Overview
- In a Friday TV interview, Franco cried as she told Domínguez to stop spending on “unnecessary things” and to focus on therapy and daily work that could help their daughter speak and live more independently.
- Franco said she flew to the Dominican Republic to consult a nonverbal-autism specialist and reported that their daughter has improved at a Lima center called Sullivan.
- She said Domínguez skipped the specialist visit, while he said he stayed in Peru to work and generate income.
- Franco later mocked his on‑air tears and told him to keep his partner Karla Tarazona from speaking about the dispute, warning him not to file complaints and to put that money into therapy instead.
- In a separate development, Domínguez has restarted limited contact with his eldest daughter Camila during a court hearing, and she asked to attend therapy with him to help rebuild trust.