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A new video of Galilea Montijo has once again sparked alarm and generated conversation after social media users pointed out that the back of the "Hoy" program host looked "strange." The images, captured during Wendy Guevara's birthday celebration at La Casa de los Famosos, triggered hundreds of comments and questions about whether the artist had undergone another cosmetic procedure.
The controversy arose after a video was released in which Galilea appears during a celebration for La Casa de los Famosos México. Some internet users questioned whether there is any problem or aftereffect on her back derived from cosmetic surgery.
Social media users noted that certain folds could be seen, leading them to speculate about a possible liposuction or procedure to reduce size. However, other internet users indicated that her back could look like that due to age, as the presenter is 53 years old.
So far, there is no public statement from Galilea Montijo confirming an injury or medical complication specifically related to her back. However, it is expected that she will speak on the matter in the coming days, just as she did in recent weeks after images of her face—specifically her mouth and eye—went viral.
What did Galilea Montijo say about the changes in her face?
The host pointed out that she was receiving treatment for an ailment related to a facial nerve, which had caused changes in the mobility of her face.
"When I feel that I cannot control my mouth or my eye, sure, it's wonderful for memes, but it caused me a lot of pain," she said on the podcast "Bajo la piel," hosted by Dr. Marimar Guerra.
Has Galilea Montijo spoken about cosmetic surgeries?
Yes, last July, Galilea questioned some of the comments she received and asked for more empathy regarding opinions about her appearance. She even explained that some images circulating on the internet had been modified or showed an appearance that she herself considered distorted.
Does Galilea Montijo have facial paralysis?
Galilea explained that they were treating her as if she had facial paralysis derived from an affected nerve, but she assured that she is already undergoing treatment.
"They give me stem cells; I wasn't even worried about my eyebrow, I was worried about the burn, during these six months of whether it heals or doesn't heal, and me, I saw my face more and more, how my eyebrow looked on this side, my mouth pulled to this side, because it was something I couldn't control. The huge contracture I had in my neck... This side started to pull over here. They started treating me as if I had paralysis," she recounted on the podcast.
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