In the midst of the judicial controversy surrounding the custody of little José Julián, son of the late singer Julián Figueroa, the controversial actor Alfredo Adame attacked the journalist Addis Tuñón, currently appointed by a judge as the infant's guardian. Far from remaining silent, the interpreter described the judicial decision as a “very serious error” and did not spare the disqualifications of the communicator.

During a meeting with the press recorded by reporter Berenice Ortiz, Adame made it clear that he blindly supports Maribel Guardia, the child's grandmother and who was removed from tutoring on May 21.

For the actor, the Costa Rican actress is an example:

"Maribel is an admirable woman, an intelligent and very spiritual lady. I have always admired her" Alfredo Adame

What does Adame think of Addis Tuñón?

But Adame's fury reached its peak when they asked him about Addis Tuñón. Quickly, he refused to go deeper and launched an unusual argument: he has a restraining order that prohibits him from referring to her. However, that did not stop him from saying a few sentences. "I don't want to talk about that girl. I vomit her, I don't swallow her," he snapped into the microphones.

Beyond the insults, Adame also reflected on the background of the case. In his opinion, if all those involved really looked out for the well-being of the child, there would not be so much "back and forth." “Everyone is involved in vested interests,” he stated, referring to the suspicions that Maribel Guardia herself expressed about a possible conflict of interest in the judicial resolution.

The battle for the guardianship of José Julián, son of Imelda Garza Tuñón and the late Julián Figueroa, has given a lot to talk about in Mexican entertainment. First because of the differences between Tuñón and Maribel Guardia and, now, because the actress was against the court decision.