Evelyn Scheidl said she felt mistreated in “Las Rubias” and Marcela Tinayre answered

A few days ago, Evelyn Scheidl was on the floor of Show Partners with Teresa Calandra to talk about her career and current issues. There he referred to his passage through the cycle “Las Rubias” conducted by Marcela Tinayre, on the occasion of the debut of Mirtha Legrand’s daughter in Controversy in the Bar. “I love Marcela, we have been friends for years. Our children went to the same school since kindergarten, so we have a life full of memories of situations we went through together: Punta del Este for years, vacations, trips …”, began Evelyn who abruptly left the Net TV cycle. And he continued: “If it was a matter of demand? No, because I am very demanding of myself. Let’s see: she was the first to arrive and the last to leave. I am very responsible,” she explained about her departure from the cycle composed of friends. While claiming not to want to talk about the subject, since it is something of the past. However, the insistence of Adrián Pallares and Rodrigo Lussich made the former model confess: “I left because I did not feel comfortable, I felt attacked. Untreated,” he said. “I say that because it was seen on camera. And the truth is that I, with the people who watch the program, did not feel comfortable, because I took a position that does not correspond. I got angry. And, by getting angry, I’m showing a face that’s not me. And you don’t have to turn your back on the public,” he said. Anyway, Scheidl said he has an excellent bond with Marcela and that their friendship is still intact: 2We have been friends for many years and that’s why I preferred to open up. Work is work, but I would never work with it again. I see her, we talk to each other and everything is fine. But, professionally, it is difficult,” he warned. Faced with these sayings, Marcela Tinayre was blunt when talking about the statements of her colleague and said: “She had a problem with a producer, it’s true. But Evelyn left four years ago. I don’t think anyone called her to work with me either. I adore Evelyn, she’s my great friend, my children are friends with her, but oh well. People say a lot of things in front of a camera but you have to be objective and know the repercussions of what you say,” he said. When asked to show him the texts of his colleague, Tinayre launched: “I don’t give a damn what he said,” he concluded. 

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