The initial idea for the interview with the actress was Paula's, but she declined due to the need to discuss the issue. Migue Granados, another person who rejected the offer to interview China Suárez, fully immersed himself in the controversy generated by the actress's canceled interview on Luzu TV and referenced the scandalous tweet published by Olga's X account. In an interview with Puro Show (El Trece), the comedian confessed that it was his colleague Paula Chaves who said 'no', not him: 'I think China and Paula share a manager. It was a joke. When this went beyond our followers who understood the joke, we deleted the tweet because they were already attacking her.' China Suárez contacted Migue Granados According to Granados, the actress contacted him upon seeing the repercussions of the unfortunate tweet 'canceling' her: 'China called me and asked, 'Are we on good terms or not?' Yes, of course. I mean, she wasn't just going to talk about the series. The issue had to be discussed, and to be honest, Paula didn't want to get involved in a fight between two women.' The host backed his colleague's decision regarding the controversy that would arise from discussing the scandals surrounding the actress: 'That's what she said, and I think it's right. And obviously, on one hand, to say no. That's the explanation she gave us, and for me, it was a very good one.' Regarding the tweet that sparked the controversy, he explained it was a humorous message without any ill intent: 'Like Laura Ubfala saying Olga was a Wanda Nara fan. We posted a tweet joking that China was canceled because she didn't show up. Because she's been here many times. Zero drama with China.' But he reaffirmed his decision to stay away from the actress's scandal: 'It's not good for us when there's a mess.' I recently filmed a series where my wife is in it.
