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Sabrina Rojas refuses to attend premiere to avoid Griselda Siciliani
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Sabrina Rojas refuses to attend premiere to avoid Griselda Siciliani

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Sabrina Rojas stated she will not attend the premiere of the Netflix series 'Moria' to avoid Griselda Siciliani.
  • Rojas implied Siciliani had an obsession with her ex-partner Luciano Castro, even sending messages while Rojas was pregnant.
  • Siciliani previously expressed annoyance with Rojas's public comments about her relationship with Castro.

Actress Sabrina Rojas has declared she will not attend the premiere of the highly anticipated Netflix series 'Moria,' stating her primary reason is to avoid encountering Griselda Siciliani. The series, a biopic about the iconic Moria Casán, features Siciliani in a leading role alongside Sofía Gala and Cecilia Roth. The premiere is scheduled for August 14.

They invited me to the premiere, but I'm not going. I'll watch it later at home.

— Sabrina RojasRojas stated her intention not to attend the 'Moria' series premiere on América TV.

Rojas, currently filling in for Yanina Latorre on América TV's 'Sálvese quien pueda,' made her stance clear on July 30. "They invited me to the premiere, but I'm not going. I'll watch it later at home," she said, adding with ironic laughter, "Clearly, I'm not interested in the slightest."

When pressed by her colleagues, Rojas admitted her aversion was specifically towards Siciliani, not the series or "La One" herself. "Imagine, the least I want is to run into that woman," she stated, leaving little doubt about her target. Rojas has long maintained a contentious relationship with Siciliani, stemming from her past relationship with actor Luciano Castro.

Clearly, I'm not interested in the slightest.

— Sabrina RojasRojas expressed her lack of interest in attending the premiere.

Rojas has previously alleged that Siciliani exhibited an "obsession" with Castro, even sending him messages while Rojas was pregnant. "Afterward, whether something happened or not, which I assume it did... I don't know that," Rojas commented in November 2024 on 'Pasó en América.' She added, "But you know, in life, everything comes back; one day you're a boyfriend, the next you're a lover, and sometimes the reverse."

Imagine, the least I want is to run into that woman.

— Sabrina RojasRojas explicitly stated her desire to avoid Griselda Siciliani at the event.

Siciliani had previously responded to Rojas's comments, admitting they bothered her. "I understand that when they say something about you, it's like an invitation to say something back, but you also have the option not to say anything about some things," Siciliani remarked on 'A la tarde.' Rojas also publicly commented on Castro's infidelity with Spanish model Sara Borrell, advising the actor to be more careful or remain single to avoid hurting women.

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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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