Frank Cuesta has done it again. The legendary presenter of Frank de la Jungla, The Jungle at Home or Wild Frank has found himself at the center of controversy after responding to a user's message on the X platform, formerly known as Twitter.
To understand what has happened, we must go back to April 2023, when the communicator announced that he was returning to the small screen with a very special program by Cristina Seguí, one of the founders of the VOX party.
Although the animal activist was highly criticized, no one was surprised by this link, since Cuesta had defended some speeches and political positions of the group led by Santiago Abascal.
Since this collaboration was made public, different rumors of a possible romantic relationship between the program's protagonists began to circulate on the Internet. As a result of this, an bullshit."
A follower answered the question simply: "From what I understand they are together." Although everything seemed like a normal conversation on the microblogging platform, Cuesta found the comment very bad and responded to the girl very violently: ''From what I understand, you suck it for 5 euros, but you know, for what I understand."
At that moment, the young woman who had participated in the public conversation responded to the offense by accusing the communicator of being a "misogynist": "Imagine the level of misogyny you must have to call a 20-year-old girl a whore when you are 50." because you were stung by a rude comment while responding to a friend (...) Social networks are too big for you.''
Although he later deleted the messages for receiving hundreds of criticisms, the presenter responded to the young woman with different insults: ''I don't hate women, not even you, but subnormals like you who throw stones and then become victims disgust me. feminists. The YouTuber blamed the girl for calling his friend a "drug trafficker," a woman who spent 7 years in jail only to be released without charges (his ex-wife) and decided to say goodbye with a fatphobic comment: "You It's not exactly the clothes that are too big for you, start running and leave the donuts.''
To settle the controversy, the media tennis coach has made it clear that he is single and that he has no problem making his romantic relationships public: "Proposals are accepted."
