Actress Carmen Aub, 36, who played 'Rutila Casillas' in 'El Senor de los Cielos,' made headlines this week with an interview she gave to TVNotas magazine, which was picked up by various media outlets.

In the conversation she had with the In the aforementioned publication, the partner of Peruvian artist Ivan Sikic spoke about various aspects of her life, including her role as mother to little Lu, who was born with moderate to severe hearing loss. While the conversation proceeded quite normally, some parts of the interview caused a great stir, leading the actress to clarify what is really happening with her baby and her financial situation. Through posts on Instagram Stories, Carmen Aub came out to deny the information reported by certain media outlets regarding Lu's health. "This morning I received news that part of an interview I gave recently has been misinterpreted. To clarify: I have never asked for donations or financial help. Lu is healthy, growing beautifully, and we are completely grateful to be able to cover all her care," she wrote at the beginning of her post. She then lamented the sensationalism with which certain media outlets covered the health issue her daughter is facing. daughter, as well as the complications they have faced as a family as a result of this condition.

“Unfortunately, some media outlets changed the meaning of my words to create a sensationalist narrative that generates clicks. Thank you for your affection and concern,” Carmen concluded, seeking to clarify her situation and put an end to the speculation.

What prompted her clarification?

Although the interview she gave was published on Tuesday, it wasn't until hours later that her testimony went viral due to the interpretation certain media outlets gave to her story, where they hinted that she was seeking donations because she didn't have enough money to cover her baby's medical expenses, but what she actually said was the following.

“Actors aren't millionaires. I have to call a thousand places to try to find this help. I'm in a privileged position,compared to many other people who have nothing, but it's not like I have it made and have money to spare. It made me a little angry when people, trying to make me feel better, would say, 'But there are worse things...' Of course, but I also wouldn't want to be going through this! And what a privilege it is to be able to give my baby the best and make this move to seek government assistance,” she stated regarding her plans to move to New York and continue her baby's treatments there.