Fifteen days after an aggression allegation involving producer Javier Pérez Santana in Zaragoza, Jedet appeared again at a post event gathering following the Feroz Awards. The occasion was a party hosted by Yo Dona to celebrate the launch of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Madrid.
He spoke about his current state, saying he felt relief to be among friends and supporters. He admitted he had been anxious and overwhelmed, but he thanked everyone for their steadfast encouragement. After the abuse he publicly faced and without intending to reveal it, he felt exposed and left Madrid because guilt weighed on him for continuing with his work. He later reflected that a period of distance in the south of the country helped him realize he still had the right to pursue his career and life, and he chose to return. He expressed a belief in his own innocence and a desire to move forward publicly with his work.
An unfortunate event, which he acknowledged, remains under judicial consideration. He stated that justice is in the hands of the authorities and that there are witnesses. He expressed faith in the legal process and a wish for a timely resolution.
Jedet emphasized pride in his path and resilience in the face of repeated difficulties. He encouraged others to report wrongdoing and to resist fear, arguing that it is not normal to endure certain abuse. He noted the importance of speaking up and supporting one another in difficult times.
He described a supportive circle that includes family, a psychologist, and a professional team who help him navigate this challenging period. He hoped for a swift resolution and emphasized that therapy had been an essential part of his life for years. He explained that recent events had caused a temporary shift in how he engaged with his ongoing treatment, but the therapeutic process remained a valuable resource for healing and stability through these weeks of strain. He remarked on the importance of maintaining mental health as a foundation for his career and personal life, especially during stressful media scrutiny.
Jedet also called for unity within the industry, noting that such experiences occur across different circles and should not be tolerated anywhere. He urged colleagues to stand together, to resist normalizing harmful conduct, and to protect one another. At the same time, he commended the event organizers and security team for their prompt response, which helped keep him safe and composed during the evening.
In reflecting on the broader landscape, another wave of attention followed the Goyas, where Berta Vázquez faced body-shaming comments. She described the reaction as ridiculous and criticized the persistent emphasis on women’s physical appearance in 2023. Vázquez, who is widely regarded for her acting, recalled past experiences during breast surgery at a festival in Malaga, where cruel remarks were directed at her. The experience underscored a troubling pattern of body-focused criticism that affects many public figures. She asserted that insults and threats of harm go too far and called for a long overdue change in how people are treated online and offline. The shared sentiment is that supportive communities and constructive discourse should replace hostile commentary, allowing artists to be judged on their work rather than their appearance.