The Argentine actor Juan Soler has been given a lot to talk about as a result of his participation in 'Top Chef VIP', but not only for his culinary skills, but also for his conflicts with Lorena Herrera and more recently for his health problems.

Last Tuesday, TVNotas magazine revealed that the soap opera heartthrob had been left out of the Telemundo reality show finale for health reasons, after a source close to him revealed that he had suffered a pre-heart attack.

“He was already in the final stretch, I think they were filming the 5 finalists when Soler couldn't take it anymore and started to feel worse on set. He called for medical help and they immediately took him to the hospital because what he was really experiencing was a pre-heart attack,” said a friend of Paulina Mercado's partner.

The allegations, coupled with the fall he suffered this week, led Soler to break his silence and deny that he had suffered a pre-heart attack, as had been insinuated.

“I didn't experience any of the things they said. It's called Burnout is a state of extreme exhaustion that occurs when the stress of work (or daily life) accumulates too much. and the person can no longer recover," the actor posted on Instagram Stories.

In the same post, he thanked the magazine that leaked the news, as it served as promotion, although the information provided, he assures, was riddled with lies.

"Thanks for the cousin... It's always good when they talk about you. Thank you!!! Even if they are lies, it's always good..." Soler posted.

In addition to denying the information leaked on his social networks, the actor also did so in an interview he gave to the program 'Sale el Sol'.

"The hustle and bustle of day to day, the level of commitment I made to this program, you stop hydrating yourself, you stop resting. There was no rest and there came a time when the fatigue was extreme and I suffered a very severe bout of dehydration that took me to the hospital and, fortunately, they told me that it was it.Today I am perfectly fine,"acknowledged the actor, who was told by doctors that it was best for him to stop, and that is what he ended up doing.