Overview
- Llinás said she used cocaine for about a year and decided to quit after realizing she had nearly died.
- She linked her consumption to trying to feel closer to a brother who had addiction problems and later died.
- She sought psychiatric care and completed a year of therapy, after which she said she stopped using.
- The actress highlighted her therapist’s boundary — “Si toma, no vengas” — as decisive in sustaining abstinence.
- The disclosure came on El Trece’s Otro día perdido, where host Mario Pergolini framed addiction as a growing problem and emphasized that recovery is possible.