Eleni Voulgaraki dismisses breakup rumors: 'You will all be embarrassed!'
Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Eleni Voulgaraki denied rumors of a breakup with Fotis Ioannidis via a social media post.
- She expressed annoyance at those spreading unverified information, urging them to check facts before making public statements.
- Voulgaraki's response came amid reports suggesting the couple had separated due to her return to Greece for professional reasons.
Eleni Voulgaraki has directly addressed and refuted rumors of a separation from Greek striker Fotis Ioannidis. The presenter took to social media to express her frustration with the circulating gossip.
Recent reports had suggested that Voulgaraki and Ioannidis had gone their separate ways, particularly after her return to Greece for work. These rumors gained traction online, leading to speculation about the couple's relationship status.
You will all be embarrassed!
However, Voulgaraki used her personal social media account to dismiss these claims. She posted a story accompanied by a message that read, "You will all be embarrassed!" She urged those spreading unverified information to cross-check their facts before making public pronouncements.
"Generally, cross-check some information before you launch your stupidity in public, because you will be embarrassed! For the smart ones who have already drawn conclusions, I send you a kiss and my love from Antiparos. Take a dive with your head to cool off!! Ps. Those who reproduce unverified news (or hate comments) with clickbait titles, you are responsible!" she wrote, adding a touch of sarcasm and a clear warning about the consequences of spreading misinformation.
Generally, cross-check some information before you launch your stupidity in public, because you will be embarrassed! For the smart ones who have already drawn conclusions, I send you a kiss and my love from Antiparos. Take a dive with your head to cool off!! Ps. Those who reproduce unverified news (or hate comments) with clickbait titles, you are responsible!
Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.