Alaska is "fed up" with the comments that question the sexuality of her husband, Mario Vaquerizo, and she has made it so clear after being asked by the press. What she at first considered a bad joke, now she begins to make a dent: "It's that you question me," says the artist, tired of the situation.
The icon of the Madrid scene refers to their long relationship: "It's just that we started 24 years ago. It's a lifetime." Unfortunately, she does not believe that the public will stop proclaiming this narrative: "Let's not be innocent. Bad people will be for life. Just like the good ones," says the Fangoria member.
Rumors about his sexuality were back in the public eye after Mario Vaquerizo's visit to the Mediaset program Déjate querer, where the artist shared the comments he faces daily: "They tell me I'm a fagot, that I have a lot of pen ", he told on set.
The couple has already faced harsh accusations at the hands of the presenter Jorge Javier Vázquez, who cataloged them as "the great disappointment", to which Alaska responded on the Dial Awards carpet that this was simply "her opinion", and that she did not agree at all, since she does not feel "neither portrayed nor hurt".
The member of the Nancys Rubias has wanted to support his partner, making it clear that his wife is right on this issue: "What Alaska said, that she is a very wise woman and that is why I am married to her, is what I subscribe to" , Vaquerizo pointed out to the media after being asked about the statements of the presenter of Sálvame.
Even so, the singer has remained strong and somewhat neutral in the face of the controversy: "A fall hurts me, the loss of a loved one, it hurts me to go bald... but the opinions of others shouldn't hurt me They simply have to be respected," declared Vaquerizo.
Finally, the singer of 'Peluquitas' put an end to this controversy by referring to one of his wife's most popular songs: "Let's not look for more dramas where there are none, I want entertaining comedies."
