Soledad Aquino revealed why Juana Tinelli fell out with Mica and Cande

Soledad Aquino, mother of Micaela and Candelaria Tinelli, broke her silence and gave her version of the scandal involving Juana Tinelli, Marcelo Tinelli's youngest daughter. In an open conversation, the woman referred to the family tensions and questioned the independence that Juana tends to show.

“I don’t think anyone believes that she has been supporting herself since she was 16,” she stated clearly. She then took care not to create more problems but insisted that it is something people in the environment talk about and that it is hard to believe.

The situation exploded after a police incident involving Juana at a nightclub with her ex-boyfriend while Marcelo Tinelli was in Miami. The family of the young man involved expressed their stance, which prompted Aquino's statements.

The broken relationship with her sisters

With total frankness, Soledad explained the distance between Mica, Cande, and Juana. “They have cut her off, they are tired,” she said. It is not about them acting as mothers, but rather that they want to live their own lives without more conflicts.

From her perspective, Juani's case is not dramatic. She wondered what kind of drama she could have at her age, highlighting that she has a huge range of possibilities ahead to be happy. “I feel sorry for her because she can be happy, she is at a beautiful age,” she expressed with a tone of concern.

However, she was more blunt in pointing out the risk she sees. She compared the situation to the story of the wolf: since Juana is tiring everyone out with her problems, she fears that if something serious happens one day, no one will believe her. “My fear is that since she is tiring everyone out, one day something really happens to her and no one believes her. That is what worries me, that she will be left alone.”

The relationship between the sisters is non-existent at this moment. Aquino mentioned that Juana allegedly stole an entire wardrobe from Cande, which completely exhausted their patience. “I understand that they got tired,” she concluded.

Additionally, she hinted that from what she hears, Juana won’t even be able to have a poor boyfriend, referring to how her behavior is perceived from the outside. All of this reflects a family with strong internal conflicts that are now exposed.

Soledad Aquino sought to balance her words, clarifying that she does not want family problems, but did not shy away from being direct about what she thinks and what is said in the close circle. Her statements highlight the differences and accumulated fatigue among Tinelli's older daughters regarding Juana.