The response to Adrian Marcelo’s statements and messages against Gala Montes “The House of the Famous Mexico” reached a commercial level. After a live confrontation during Tuesday’s gala, where the YouTuber again attacked the actress’ mental health, Unilever, which owns brands such as Rexona and Hellados Netherlands, decided to stop sponsoring the program, This is how he spreads it on social networks and through his various brands.
Even during the conflict, Gala scolds Adrian too Marcelo As for your comment on that, Flamen hot y Bimbo They withdrew their sponsorship of competition
This is what Unilever says: “Having a strong set of values that foster respect for people and society has always guided our operations, partnerships and brands. With this commitment in mind, we have decided to exit the second season reality show celebrities in Mexico, because some messages have repeatedly been issued by some participants, which are not compatible with the company’s values.”
He also noted: “We strongly believe that everyone should be treated with dignity, integrity and respect. With this commitment in mind, we reject any form of aggression, violence or degrading treatment of any person and call for the promotion of respect and dignity. It should be noted that third-party comments or actions are not related to sponsorship of any platform or program to which we may link.”
“We are committed to working with integrity and supporting content that makes a positive difference in the media and social environment, contributing to a world where respect and dignity are the norm.”
Tuesday’s festival no longer developed what it considered its film category, and The contestants could no longer play for a new silver coin, as the feud between Gala and Adrian reached the limit..