Valeria Vargas defends Victoria Abril after she was accused of sexual assault by her TV partner

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WITH Victoria April He is also gaining defenders after being accused of sexual assault by his partner in the French TV series ‘Clem’, Lucie Lucas. Valeria Vargas defended the actress during her recent performance in the series ‘And now Sonsoles’ on Antena 3.

“What bothers me about this case is that this actor first praised Victoria Abril very much, he was very happy about her return to the series where they played mother and daughter in the fiction. Victoria made a special appearance and the other said that she was very good. The excitement of her return made him very happy.” Now he’s suddenly growing his nails. So either something wasn’t right or it was causing resentment to arise, which led to a lot of. I think the most envied profession is among actresses,” Vegas said in the evening program hosted by Sonsoles Ónega, adding that the actress “has a very good hand in handling all such situations.”

The presenter then asked Valeria Vegas if she believed Lucie Lucas was telling the truth: “I personally don’tBecause I know Victoria and you may or may not like her, but she’s telling the truth. And everything that happened to her happened because she said what she wanted.”

“This aunt has been working for almost 50 years and is not accountable to anyone.”He reassured the Valencian journalist, adding that April was “his character” and could influence the agreement.

What bothers me is that this actress said A a few months ago but now she says BVegas insisted on Lucie Lucas’ contradictions following a complaint on Instagram by Charlotte Arnould (the young woman who accused Gérard Depardieu of rape), adding: “”Actresses with a reputation for being complicated have left the job because They are women who speak their mind“.

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