“Right now I would love for them to pull my hair and pin me against the wall. It would renew my energy.” This is what the writing said: Joana Sanz shared this past weekend on his Instagram profile, and that a good part of the users associated with the statements of the victim of Dani Alvessentenced to four and a half years in prison for committing a sexual assault in the bathroom of the Sutton nightclub in Barelona on December 30, 2022. The Tenerife model denied a few hours later that her words had anything to do with the complaint to her husband , but the controversy was already served.
A few days after learning of the Prosecutor’s Office’s decision to appeal the sentence against the former Barcelona CF player, the Canary Islander went to Threads, Meta’s new application, to share this controversial message, which soon went viral as it bore similarities to the story. of the young complainant, who She told the judge that the athlete grabbed her by the hair, pushed her against the sink and penetrated her without her consent.
Even one’s own Emma Garciapresenter of Fiesta, criticized Sanz’s reaction from the set. “She is Dani Alves’ wife and she has used words very similar to those used by the victim in her statement. It’s not that you want to joke, it’s that “You inevitably end up combining one thing with another and it seems to me, at the very least, inopportune.”he valued.
Joana Sanz throws balls out
Faced with such commotion, the model reappeared on her Instagram stories this Sunday to respond to the reproaches. “I have to justify everything because here we take everything out of context”he advanced, pointing to “the four on duty” who “reply” to him when “it has nothing to do with anything.”
According to the athlete’s wife, the messages he writes on his social networks are simply “spontaneous things.” “Stop relating them to the judicial issue or to Dani. These are my things in my life. I also have a life in parallel to that,” he expressed, adding: “With what I have said, ‘I would love for you to pull my hair and They’ll crash into the wall’… Well yes, people. Let’s not act puritanical now. “That passion, that fieryness, that they pull your hair, kiss you and eat you whole fascinates me.”
“That’s enough. I’m talking about me, personally; about what I like. Each one in their privacy and with mutual respect, let them do what they like. That’s what it’s about, right? So much taboo of suddenly. (…) It should not be related to a judicial issue that has nothing to do with much less dirty my words like this,” he concluded.
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