Aracely Arámbula Also Has To Work But Stays At Home To Stop The Coronavirus

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Several Latino celebrities, including Aracely Arámbula, María Celeste Arrarás and Andrea Legarreta, joined their voices through social networks to ask their followers to stay at home with the aim of stopping the spread of the new coronavirus COVID-19, which has already left more than 340 thousand cases of contagion in more than 170 countries.

“I stay at home, to take care of you and to take care of myself, I choose to stay at home. Flatten the curve for you, for your children, for your family, for your friends and for everyone”, wrote the protagonist of La doña (Telemundo) last weekend through her Instagram profile.

Despite being a very necessary message in these difficult times, some followers of Arámbula were quick to question the message released by the actress, assuring that, even if they wanted to, their financial situation would not allow them to stay at home.

"Yes, prevention is better than regret but you artists can do it because you are rich and because you have a way, but one who does not have to pay has to go out looking for bread", you can read among the hundreds of reactions received by the Aracely's post.

The also heroine of the melodrama La patrona did not remain silent and in a very respectful but forceful way she faced the questions of her followers.

“All my life, we all work to earn money and we have not solved everything. If you value your life, help yourself because if everyone goes out there will not be enough hospitals to take care of, he wrote.

Faced with the avalanche of messages of that style received, the actress chose to share a second message in which she made her position clear again and invited her followers to help the people who need it most so that everyone can stay at home..

“Thanks to that negativity, panic grows and people don't vibrate in the best way. For those who like it well, whoever wants and values their life, don't quit. We all have things up to date, jobs, tours and we don't earn and pay. We do not have everything resolved, but if you value your life, save those 15 days, they are not months, and let us help those we know, that's what I do, and you? Let's give a pantry, let us share whoever needs it”, settled Arámbula the controversy.