Ana Rosa Quintana's new television space was marked on Tuesday afternoon by a great confrontation between two of her collaborators. Like every day, Telecinco broadcast a new program from its new television venture, TardeAR. The replacement for Sálvame continues its journey on the small screen, trying to gradually recover all those viewers who remained next to the La Fábrica de la Tele format for fourteen years.
Although it has not yet recovered the audience ratings of its predecessor, the truth is that Quintana's new program continues to give a lot to talk about week after week. This Tuesday, the presenter and her collaborators addressed the topic of fatphobia.
Vicky Martín Berrocal revealed live that she had been obese and that the solution was not just to eat well and play sports. ''I have been diagnosed with obesity, I weighed 97 kilos and when I went to the doctor he diagnosed me with obesity and going from obesity to overweight has cost me a lot and now I am fine. I have lost 27 kilos in three years,' she confessed.
On the opposite side, was the model Laura Sánchez. The presenter asked the collaborator how she had experienced size discrimination on the catwalks, "having a normal size." ''I have a normal size, yes,'' Sánchez said. After hearing these words, Vicky Martín Berrocal exploded. ''Sorry, but no, that's not normal. She is 1.80 and will be a 36, that will be normal for you, for me she is a 40 or 42. You are not a normal size,' she stated.
"What is a normal size? It's funny to me that you don't make clothes or parades for normal people. What am I? Abnormal?" Sánchez replied. "I'm 1.80 tall and weigh 58 kilos. I eat very well for my health. I have wonderful genetics, but I also exercise every day I can. Starting from that base, we have to extend fashion to all canons of women and all types of women. What we were talking about before, not 'curvy model' is fine with me, because she is a model, without the tagline," she continued explaining.
The model's explanation did not convince the designer, who claimed that the best-known 'curvy' Spanish model was Lorena Durán and she was classified as 'curvy' with a size 40 or 42. ''That's a thin person,'' she declared. Ana Rosa Quintana. ''If you compare her with someone who measures 180 and weighs 58 kilos... she doesn't even have to have a stomach! ", noted the designer.
''I dedicate myself to fashion and I make sizes for everyone, because it happened to me that when I was 14 years old in a store they told me that there was no size. You said I have a normal size. And don't tell me that a size 34 or a 36 is a normal size. No, my heart, because then the ladies who are at home are going to look in the mirror, they are never going to like each other and that is the problem," asserted Vicky Martín Berrocal. "I don't agree. For me, I have a normal size, if I had a different weight I would be in another normal size,'' Laura Sánchez responded.
