Eliana Guercio spoke about Ximena Capristo and ruled out working together again: 'No way'

Eliana Guercio spoke again about the historic conflict with Ximena Capristo and assured that it still causes her distress.

In a conversation with Intrusos (América), the panelist was emphatic about the possibility of working with Capristo again and ruled out that option.

Eliana Guercio explained why she wouldn't work again with Ximena Capristo

When asked if she would work again with Ximena Capristo, Eliana Guercio replied: “No way.” She also ruled out sharing the debate panel of Gran Hermano (Telefe).

Faced with the reporter's insistence, the panelist was blunt: “I already tried a lot. I tried a ton. It's over.”

Recalling the conflict they went through during a theater season 20 years ago, Guercio explained how she experienced that situation.

“I lived it horribly, that's why I don't want to talk about it anymore because it distresses me and I don't like to do harm anymore,” she stated during the interview.

What Eliana Guercio said about the message she sent amid the conflict

During the interview, the reporter recalled a message in which Eliana Guercio had mentioned that she thought about jumping from her balcony because the situation with Capristo had brought her to an emotional limit.

This time, the panelist avoided going into detail about those words and acknowledged that it was a moment of distress.

“I sent a distressed message that I shouldn't have sent. And I don't want to talk about it anymore, seriously,” Guercio affirmed.

Eliana Guercio's response to Ximena Capristo's denials

Ximena Capristo continues to deny some of the accusations and versions related to the conflict she has maintained with Eliana Guercio for years.

Why Eliana Guercio defined the conflict as traumatic

Eliana Guercio explained that that experience was especially difficult because she was not used to going through situations of that kind.

“I lived until I was 30 with my dad and my mom, raised in cotton, only child. I had never had traumatic situations in my life,” she recalled.

Regarding that period, Guercio concluded: “For me, it was traumatic because I was not used to that life.”