After several days at the center of controversy due to various versions of her personal life, Tuli Acosta broke her silence again. This time she did so through a strong statement on her Instagram stories, after an audio went viral in which she can be heard shouting during a private argument.
The influencer questioned the dissemination of the material, claimed it was recorded without her permission, and denounced that there is an intention to publicly harm her.
At the beginning of her message, Tuli expressed her discomfort with the various versions that have circulated in recent days and asserted that they are all part of a campaign to discredit her.
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"I don't even know where to start. The truth is that I don't understand the purpose of so many lies or the need to label me as a woman I am not", she wrote.
The dancer recalled that weeks ago she had also been romantically linked to her best friend, a version that, she emphasized, was denied by all the people involved.
Tuli's Statement
"As if it wasn't enough to involve me with my best friend, and after all parties clarified that absolutely none of that was real, they started inventing stories with other guys to keep feeding the lies and make all of this seem more credible," she stated.
One of the central points of her statement was related to the circulation of a private conversation that, as she explained, was recorded without her consent.
The influencer asserted that the audio was disseminated out of context with the aim of exposing her at a moment of vulnerability.
"It is clear that the intention was nothing more than to cause harm. Because even they cannot explain the level of perversion, hatred, and malice with which they decided to act", she affirmed.
In that sense, she added: "They reached the point of showing a conversation of mine in a private setting, recorded without my consent, completely taken out of context and leaving me exposed in a situation where you can clearly hear me vulnerable like anyone in an argument".
At the end of the statement, Tuli Acosta made it clear that she has no intention of approaching the people who, according to her, fueled the versions and disseminated the audio.
"Clearly, I was not wrong in not wanting to associate or trust these people who find it amusing to play the vigilantes when the reality is that they only seek the spotlight and attention by inventing the miseries of others," she concluded.
