Two years after the romance between Lupillo Rivera and Belinda became public—which only lasted six months—the performer of ‘Fondo Fondo’ seems not to have forgotten his ex, because during his participation in Telemundo‘s reality show ‘La Casa de los Famosos’ has revealed intimate details that he had with the singer of Spanish origin. His statements have generated controversy on social networks.
In a recent conversation with his housemates, Lupillo Rivera decided to tell what his first time with the Latin pop singer was like. According to Lupillo, it all started when they met when they both participated in the “The Voice México” contest in 2019, at that time Belinda had the idea that he was a sexist man. So, in an attempt to change her mind and be captivated by her beauty, he asked her out.
On his first date, he managed to get them both to spend a spectacular night that would have ended in an intimate encounter, according to Lupillo Rivera.
“I took her to dinner, I took her for a walk, we talked for a long time and when I saw that the water was boiling, I said: ‘We have to turn off the water.’ “In my mind I said: ‘I have to grab and leave a clear mark’ and it was very hot, it was something spectacular, that’s it,” he explained.
In the same way, the singer has also assured that this breakup hurt him a lot since the singer maintained a close bond even with her family. Therefore, when the courtship ended, the El Pelotero interpreter immersed himself in alcohol to let off steam; the drunkenness lasted 20 days.
“I suffered a lot, it hurt me a lot and I can proudly say that I was drunk for like 20 days without stopping like that, and I never showed it to anyone, anyone, and it hurt me a lot,” he said.
After Lupillo’s statements about his intimacies with Belinda, social networks exploded against him for telling the intimacies of his ex-partner. This is not the first time that the singer tells of his experience in the relationship with her; he had previously claimed that she managed his social networks and even blocked women.
This story was written in Spanish by Daniel Matute in Cultura Colectiva.
