Following the actress’s claim of plagiarism, the entrepreneur responded to her critics with a fiery statement that sparked a fresh debate on the networks.
This past weekend, Wanda Nara and María Eugenia “la China” Suárez were in the news once more for their funny back-and-forth, which caused a social media revolution.
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Accusations of Plagiarism
Because of accusations of plagiarism, both became embroiled in a scandal that made headlines. Despite all of the details being made obvious, it seems that Mauro Icardi’s partner did not entirely abandon the conversation. This Saturday, he held the former Casi Ángeles accountable.
Users frequently brought up the contentious issue of whether or not the two could still be seen scheming each other on social media, questioning everything from outfit details to photo stances.
But on this particular occasion, it appears that the competition to discover who was the first Hello Kitty fan to share her preferences on social media platforms went far, and the crossing a few days ago has persisted to this day.
Wanda Nara Instagram Stories
Without naming names, this has placed the mother of Valentino, Benedicto, Constantino, Francesca, and Isabella in the center of the controversy, who has responded directly to her critics.
Wanda refused to give in and repeatedly appeared on Instagram Stories decked out in the kimono of the Japanese figure. The remarkable aspect is that the postcards were created during the time she gave birth to two of her five children, all of whom were dressed identically. She constantly went with her, as she had warned, because she always brought her “luck.”
She continued the conversation without wanting to stop by expressing how much she valued the robe and making a contentious comment for those who had accused her of copying: “Anyway, I never copy anyone, because I never want what someone else has and because I always get what I want,” he said in response to the accusation of plagiarism.
Even though Icardi detests her Hello Kitty robe, the former MasterChef presenter (Telefe) claims that Icardi has always worn it for the most significant occasions. Not just when she gave birth to her final two kids, but also throughout her travels throughout Europe, in Italy during her medical treatment, and when she was awarded the Martín Fierro.
At the outset of the conversation, who was the first fan of Hello Kitty?
The intense debate that followed led to the appearance of a new third party in the media and created a trend on the networks. It all began when the singer of “Bad Bitch” released a set of pictures showcasing her obsession and using various Kitty accessories. China Suárez posted car seats featuring animal designs to her Instagram Stories at the same moment.
This conflict started on a high tone since his supporters wanted to know not only who started with Kitty first but also whether or not the other had “plagiarized” The impact was so great that China posted a video and a few pictures below featuring herself using the brand’s products as a child.
“Guys, I don’t spend time. We are perched on a precipice. In the video, she made the forceful statement, “Get yourself an honest problem, one,” after saying, “I have nothing else to do and I read the messages and said ‘This is mine, I’m going to take advantage of it.” Given how frequently things occur, men. We’re all fans of Hello Kitty, I believe.
