Recently, actor Carlos Villagrán once again shared shocking details from his past involving his 'El Chavo del 8' co-star, Florinda Meza. Villagrán, known for his role as Quico, stated that it was Meza who persistently sought his attention. According to him, she used any pretext, such as asking for a ride home due to supposed car trouble, to force encounters, which he only agreed to out of camaraderie. The situation escalated to the point where Villagrán confessed that he had to turn to Chespirito (Roberto Gómez Bolaños) himself for help, as he could no longer 'stand' Meza's insistence. In response, Florinda Meza broke her silence with a reply filled with indignation. She claimed that Villagrán is using her name to 'piggyback' on someone else's fame and gain media attention. 'She was the one who came on to me,' the actor affirmed, emphasizing that he was not interested in a romantic relationship with her in the slightest and that he was 'venting' because he disliked the situation entirely. Villagrán also confirmed the infidelity of Roberto Gómez Bolaños towards his then-wife, Graciela Fernández, with Florinda Meza, and labeled the new biographical series 'Chespirito: sin querer queriendo' as a 'vengeance' from the comedian's children. Visibly affected, Meza questioned the actor's ethics in speaking about a woman in such a way: 'Would you like it if someone spoke that way about your sister, your mother, or your grandmother?' she stated, pointing out that she feels unprotected. This new chapter of resentments shows that behind the screen laughs, the true story of the neighborhood was marked by betrayals and secrets that continue to shock the world.
