They Compare Ninel Conde's Face With Lin May. She Answers

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

Hundreds of netizens began commenting on the physical appearance of Ninel Conde after the Instagram account of the television program Suelta la Sopa! (Telemundo) will publish a video of the actress and singer sending a greeting.

Not only did they criticize her physique, but they even came to compare her to the vedette Lyn May. Given the hundreds of comments, Conde broadcast a live broadcast to deny that any cosmetic surgery has been performed.

"I'm fine, I have nothing. They asked me for a video to warn that I was going to be in a program and I recorded it in the bathroom of my house, from bottom to top, with a light that is not for recording, because I never imagined that they would be looking for the rice black to the soup. So I was undergoing treatment because my back was hurt since I went skiing, "Ninel said in the video.

“Since I went skiing the first day I fell, I hurt my knee and lower back. I was injecting myself with a thing called diprospan that has cortisone that keeps you fluid and bloats. Then everything coincided, added the singer.

Ninel finished the recording not without first asking his haters to stop attacking people.

"How unfortunate that the day after [Kobe Bryant's accident] are the haters and if he had done what to me, it is my face!" Someday if I want I will do it because it is my body, it is my face and it is what I feel like. And the sad thing is how they use it to destroy, "he said.

Conde is the special guest of Suelta la sopa this week and will be sharing the set of the show with, among others, Jorge Bernal and Carolina Sandoval.

In an interview with People en Español, Conde revealed what she would say to her detractors who criticize her so negatively.

“I would tell them to look in a mirror before doing so, that they too are human beings with defects and virtues, [beings] who also laugh and cry, who also celebrate victories and cry defeats. I would tell them to be more human, than with the finger you point, they point at you. I would say 'spend less time hating and spend more time loving what you like'. That would be the message."