Benjamín Vicuña's attempt to have a peaceful afternoon with his younger children turned into a tense moment. A camera from 'Puro Show' found him in a square, and the visibly uncomfortable actor ended up reacting without filters when asked about the explosive post from China Suárez. As soon as he approached the microphone, Vicuña set the tone for the encounter: 'This is not the best place. I don't want... I can't go on. If I don't talk, I'm called arrogant. I'm very happy, content... and that's it.' He expressed with a gesture of exhaustion. He then asked for the topic to stop being covered in the media: 'I would close the topic. I'm with my kids, but I came to talk anyway so they'll leave me in peace for a while,' he said, suggesting his patience was already at its limit. The actor has recently reunited with Magnolia and Amancio after 40 days without seeing them, a fact he summarized in a few words: 'Everything is more than fine. There is no more issue. I always make the same mistake.' When the reporter wanted to delve deeper into the meeting with his ex-partner's lawyers, Vicuña was even more blunt: 'These are things that are resolved in private, as they should be. Things are sorted out in the family, with the door closed,' he emphasized. The tension escalated when the journalist reminded him that China had suggested on social media that he 'cries in public because she is stronger than him.' Vicuña's response was the most forceful of the afternoon: 'Go ahead! There is nothing more to say.' It's a whole lot of everything that is said and everything that is done,' he said, making it clear his fatigue with the media scandal that has been dragging on for weeks. The actor asked for respect, not only for himself but for his children who were a few meters away: 'I ask for a little respect. If I talk, I also understand your work, I understand my place, but back me up too,' he replied firmly without losing his calm. He then closed the conversation with a clear boundary: 'This is over.'
