Gabriel Soto And More Celebrities Support Irina Baeva After Cancellation Of Her Conference

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

"With a mixture of sadness, courage and frustration", Irina Baeva publicly denounced yesterday through her social networks that they canceled their participation in the What a Woman event at the last minute, where she was going to give a conference on gender prejudice and cyberbullying, due to the wave of criticism that the news generated through social networks as a result of what happened in the past between Gabriel Soto, Geraldine Bazán and her.

“The organizers decided to download me from the program and cancel the agreement that we had agreed to for a month and a half. Through its director, Paola Reyner, I received the unfortunate news that the decision was because they wanted to remain impartial and not take risks in their event, because they wanted to be away from the controversy,”the artist of Russian origin explained on Wednesday. through a statement she shared on Instagram.

The signs of solidarity and affection towards Irina were immediate through social networks, where the beautiful protagonist of successful melodramas such as Vino el amor received numerous messages of support, including that of her boyfriend Gabriel Soto.

The soap opera lover was the first to publicly express his support for Irina with a romantic photo of the couple that he shared on Instagram along with the following message “What a Woman”, alluding to the name of the event in which the actress was going to participate.

Many followers and friends of Irina also expressed their public support for the actress.

“Everything happens for something, you keep going. Don't let any prejudice hurt you”, can be read among the many messages of support that the 27-year-old interpreter received.

Celebrities support Irina

One of the few artists who dared to publicly raise her voice in defense of Irina was the Mexican actress Ariadne Díaz, who shared a vindictive message on social media.

And yes, it really is a paradox, because what a sad message is that of a space that aims to empower women by shutting up those female voices that can generate 'controversy' because all this empowerment is controversial in itself, it is precisely breaking the silence, better that they do the 'as always weekend' and thus they do not get into any problem. Fortunately there are real places of freedom, how good that you are already finding it. Congratulations”, published Ariadne.

The Mexican actress Mar Contreras, who worked with Irina in the Televisa melodrama Vino el amor (2016), also had words of support for her friend, as did the Mexican actress Michelle González, who has participated in melodramas like Papá a toda mother.

"I'm with you roomie," wrote Mar.

While Michelle wrote: "The universe is magical and it puts you where it is for you."