Luck Ra seeks 'peaceful mourning' after La Joaqui split, denies romance with Tuli Acosta
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- Argentine singer Luck Ra addressed rumors about his breakup with La Joaqui and a supposed new romance with Tuli Acosta.
- Luck Ra denied any relationship with Tuli Acosta, stating that nothing happened between them and that he seeks a private and peaceful period after the separation.
- La Joaqui also spoke about the breakup on a TV show, describing it as an unexpected heartbreak and announcing a temporary withdrawal from public appearances to focus on her personal situation.
Argentine singer Luck Ra has broken his silence following his separation from fellow artist La Joaqui, addressing rumors that have swirled around their breakup, including speculation about a new romance with influencer Tuli Acosta.
For people who don't even know how old I am, I'm 27, not 28. I'm looking for a quiet, private, peaceful mourning. I'm an adult now.
Luck Ra took to Instagram Stories to clarify his situation, denying any involvement with Tuli Acosta. "With Tuli, absolutely nothing happened," he stated. The singer, who is 27, emphasized his desire for a private and peaceful period to process the separation. He also addressed criticism with a touch of irony, admitting he's "uglier than stepping on poop barefoot" but not seeking to be reckless.
With Tuli, absolutely nothing happened.
His statement comes after La Joaqui appeared on the television program "PH, Podemos Hablar," where she spoke emotionally about the difficult time. She described the breakup as an unexpected heartbreak, made more challenging by public exposure. La Joaqui announced she would suspend interviews and public appearances for the month to focus on her personal recovery and find stability amidst her demanding professional schedule.
Yes, I know I'm uglier than stepping on poop barefoot. I'm not looking to be reckless. I'm getting on a plane now, but I'll tell you more tomorrow.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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