The winner of La Casa de los Famosos Mexico, Wendy Guevara, reappeared before the cameras after having been hospitalized due to a stomach problem. Outside Televisa, and amid the excitement surrounding her new role as host of the reality show's third season specials, the influencer didn't hesitate to speak out about the recent controversy surrounding Adrian Marcelo and Belinda.

A few days ago, Adrian Marcelo sparked a wave of criticism after calling Belinda a "high-level prostitute" in a post that quickly went viral on social media.

Although the host tried to rectify the situation by offering a public apology and up to one million pesos to the singer to attend his show and apologize in person, his actions were widely condemned.

Wendy, true to her direct and unfiltered style, described Adrián Marcelo's behavior as very stupid. “I find it really stupid to insult a woman, especially Belinda, who is a queen. Everyone knows that everything Belinda touches, everything she does is a success,” she stated firmly.

A strategy by Adrian Marcelo?

The influencer went further, assuring that this type of provocation is a calculated strategy on the part of the Monterrey native to stay in the media spotlight.

“I think the gentleman got up to say this so they would take it into account. They know that Belinda is very strong with her new song, her new album, with 'Mentiras'. So, they do it to hang on to her success,” Wendy affirmed.

Regarding Adrián Marcelo's financial offer, Guevara completely minimized the gesture and called it irrelevant for someone like Belinda. “Please, if that's what you'll earn in half an hour. In a brand, very quickly, and more,” he commented ironically, making it clear that Belinda doesn't need money or publicity. So far, Adrián Marcelo has not responded to Wendy's statements. However, amid the scandal, he announced that he is taking courses on gender perspective with the intention according to him of deconstructing himself and correcting past behaviors.

Despite this, many users on social media have expressed skepticism, pointing out that this is more of a maneuver to quell the controversy than a real change.