Social networks and some media organizations cause false information to circulate about certain well-known people every day, and these people usually do not even dare to deny it in order not to escalate the issue further.
But sometimes some people who are close to them famous people use their closeness or friendship to attract attention or simply ignore the veracity of these hoaxes altogether.
That’s what happened to Luis Miguel, who has been haunted by a long-standing legend of oddities that have never been fully substantiated. When he arrives at hotels, the last one asks for the sleeping area of ​​his suite to be covered with sheets so that he doesn’t have to touch the ground where Antea’s other guests walk.
But this is completely false, because most people have accepted it as it is. This was clarified in the issue of ‘Espejo Público’ of Monday, September 9, by Susanna Griso, who knows the Mexican personally and treats him well.
“Well, it’s not like that, I’ll deny it,” the journalist began, surprising his colleagues on the couch. “It wasn’t a sheet, it was a towel. They put it on the marble because the weather was so cold, and on top of that they tried to keep their feet warm with air conditioning.”
In case there was any doubt, the Antena 3 presenter strongly debunked the unfounded rumor: “I can tell you that this was taken out of context.
“Of course, it’s not like they put a sheet on him because they didn’t want to step on the ground where others had stepped before. Maybe I didn’t have sneakers on.”
Laura Fa, who denied this point, still remained skeptical: “It was always said that he had strange quirks.” Gema López challenged Susanna Griso to put an end to these hoaxes: “We can bring the list of all the legends and verify if they are true or not.”
Source: Informacion
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