Joaquín Prat calls Berta Vázquez’s ‘haters’ “mamarrachos”: “The shot backfired on them”

Fatphobia. That sums up the unpleasant debate that is swirling around the physical change of Berta Vazquez from reappearance on the red carpet of the Goya Awards this Saturday in Seville. “Have you put on a lot of weight or is it just my impression?” or “Hey, how did you get into the sirloin” were some of the words that were addressed to the actress on social networks.

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“All these jerks who have nothing better to do have backfired because what the criticism has aroused is a huge wave of solidarity with Berta herself,” he defended. Joaquín Prat in it’s already noon.

Like the Telecinco presenter, many others have been the well-known faces who have turned to the defense of the one who gave life to ‘Rizos’ in Vis a Vis. “It’s called fatphobia, friends, and racism, but it is what it is. That’s why campaigns are needed, visibility is needed, diversity is needed to change all this. Educate in diversity and values ​​from an early age. School children do not see races , they don’t see ethnic groups, they don’t see sizes, they simply see people they want,” claims Itziar Castro.

Leticia DoleraFor his part, he has asked that “we stop accepting this thing about ‘the networks already know how it is’, naturalizing a toxicity and verbal violence that is not very healthy. We have to stop saying this thing about ‘we already know that the networks are like that’, which I myself have said more than once. We cannot naturalize so much violence”. Elena Furiase It has also been pronounced: “If someone messes with her, they should look in the mirror first, Berta is a magnificent person and the only thing that must be said about her is how beautiful she is, what a good actress she is and what a good person she is, and his physical appearance is still wonderful. Nothing more.”

This Monday, the protagonist of palm trees in the snow He reappeared on networks to share a carousel of photos of the look he wore on Spanish film night. Berta chose a long brown dress with a strapless neckline, tulle gloves and gold accessories. With a “keep shining” in the photo caption, Vázquez settles the controversy.