Yanina Latorre defended Nicole Neumann after the controversy over her video putting on post-cesarean makeup and stated: “The criticism is from women, there is resentment.”
In the air of Yanina 107.9 (El Observador), the host analyzed the commotion that broke out on the internet as a result of the post by the model, who recently became a mother, and stated: “She is divine, she has the luxury of having a kid, putting on makeup and being a bomb in the clinic. Why can’t a girl give birth and be pretty the next day and wear makeup? Everything is valid“.
“Is Nicole Neumannlives off her image, is a model. “I was doing a magazine cover,” he added. And he analyzed: “Why do they have to criticize you so much because you took a photo or put on makeup? “They hit him a lot in the nets.”
“Why does the common woman believe that when you are a bagayo you do everything much better than when you try to fix yourself?” the communicator asked herself. And she continued indignant: “I don’t understand why it’s so hard for people to understand that, in addition to being a mother, you’re also a person. Criticism always comes from women, there is resentment“.
What happened to Nicole Neumann
Nicole Neumann and his son Cross They were discharged in the last few hours and, despite the happiness, a video that the model shared online caused a stir and divided opinions.
Through their Instagram stories, Nicole showed that a makeup artist friend produced her before leaving the clinic to return home and the comments from the haters were immediate.
Although several Internet users praised the model for choosing to produce after giving birth, others left her comments such as: “Why makeup after giving birth?”, “Not real motherhood”, “How many filters did she put on?”
Even journalist Marcela Godoy gave her opinion on the matter and stated: “It’s okay to be screwed. It’s okay for your cesarean section to hurt. It’s okay to be swollen. It’s okay to cry. Stop romanticizing something that shouldn’t be romanticized. Don’t believe everything that’s said. come on the networks. For a more real life. What a need.”
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