Tuli Acosta opens up about Luck Ra scandal and its impact on her

Tuli Acosta said the rumors that cast her as the third party in Luck Ra and La Joaqui’s breakup reached a level that made her own words seem worthless.

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It was the first time I faced something so massive, seeing my name everywhere with a label that I was the ‘third party’ with one of my best friends.

Appearing on Telefe’s “PH: Podemos Hablar,” the Córdoba-born artist described the episode as her first experience with such massive exposure. “It was the first time I faced something so massive, seeing my name everywhere with a label that I was the ‘third party’ with one of my best friends,” she said.

Acosta said the allegations struck at what she considered her most sensitive side: her dignity and honor. She compared the way the story spread to a virus and said it continued even after the people directly involved denied that she had played a role in the separation.

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It attacked my most intimate side, which is my dignity and honor, to the point where my word really no longer carried any weight.

She explained that she spoke privately with La Joaqui and with Facundo Almenara Ordóñez, Luck Ra’s real name, while avoiding public statements. “I spent all the time I was not speaking publicly trying to find peace, at least through a face-to-face conversation,” she said.

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I spent all the time I was not speaking publicly trying to find peace, at least through a face-to-face conversation.

Acosta said she no longer has a close relationship with La Joaqui, partly to respect the distance from her friend after the breakup. She added that both had always left open the possibility of talking. The article’s description also says Acosta began legal action against two content creators over the controversy.

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They tried to implant a very big lie and caused even the word of the protagonists themselves to have no value. They said it was not true and people insisted on it anyway.