Mexican host Galilea Montijo decided to join the conversation generated by the legal battle between Belinda and Lupillo Rivera for the crime of digital violence, positioning herself in favor of the after the wave of details of his private life that 'El Toro' "The Corrido" brought up in her autobiographical book, "Bitter Drinks." In a recent meeting with the press, the host of the morning show "Hoy" applauded the courage of the Spanish-born singer, as she is an example for those going through similar situations. "I'm no one to advise her, I think she's very well supported and is doing what she has to do, like any woman who feels attacked. We have no reason to remain silent about absolutely anyone," she declared to the press. Having identified with Belinda's situation and having sometimes been the target of criticism herself, Galilea Montijo confessed that the best way to counteract such negativity is to take refuge in her loved ones. "My family, my children, my work, what I've fought for every day, to know who I am, and what people say about me doesn't represent me; I take it for what it's coming from," "The star host of 'La Casa de los Famosos Mexico' concluded." It was at the beginning of October that singer Belinda received a favorable ruling from the Attorney General's Office of Mexico City in the case of digital violence allegedly perpetrated against her by Lupillo Rivera; This after he disseminated images and content on social media without her consent. "These actions not only violate Belinda's privacy and dignity, but also constitute a form of digital and media violence, recognized in Mexican law as an act that directly affects the psychological and emotional integrity of women," reads the statement issued on her social media. In response, Jenni Rivera's brother decided to file a countersuit against Belinda.whom he accuses of making false statements and damaging his image with lies:“The legal actions aim to clarify and delineate responsibilities arising from false and defamatory statements that, as have been documented, affect Mr. Rivera's honor, public image, and professional career,” reads an excerpt from the announcement signed by lawyer Alonso Beceiro of Grupo Beceiro.