Host Tamara Pettinatto Attacks Streamers

Argentinian TV host Tamara Pettinatto stated in her show that streamers look uglier than TV actors and need makeup artists.

Buenos Aires, March 14 (NA) — Host Tamara Pettinatto is no longer causing controversy, now her targets are streamers. According to the Argentine News Agency, after a report from 'Bendita', a show in which Roberto's daughter returned as a panelist, she said that in streams 'they have to hire makeup artists because the people there are the same as on TV but uglier'.

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