Carlo Costanzia's first words after the revelation of 'Fiesta': 'An aggression...'

This Saturday, Carlo Costanzia has once again made headlines, and not precisely because of his newly embraced fatherhood with Alejandra Rubio. On the show Fiesta, hosted by Emma García, a paparazzo publicly claimed to have been the victim of an alleged assault by the actor and model. Now, Carlo has given his first words to the media: “Accusing someone of assault is quite serious.”

The controversy erupted when the photographer claimed that Carlo had allegedly thrown eggs at him and his team while they were working near his home. According to the paparazzo's statements: “What worries us the most is that we have been assaulted.”

Carlo Costanzia hasn't delayed in reacting to these accusations. This Sunday, in a brief appearance before the cameras, the actor appeared visibly angry. What led to this confrontation? What is behind Carlo's words?

A Paparazzo Accuses Carlo Costanzia of Assault on ‘Fiesta’

The paparazzo's statements on the show Fiesta left everyone speechless. According to his account during his interview with Emma García, the events occurred when he was following Mar Flores, Carlo's mother, to the house he shares with Alejandra Rubio.

The photographer recounted that everything happened when he parked his car and prepared the equipment: “At that moment, I notice and see that eggs start raining down on us. It stains my jacket, sweater, and equipment.” Surprised, he decided to take photographs as evidence of what happened.

The paparazzo insinuated that Mar Flores might have warned Carlo of the press's presence: “The only person who knew we were there was Carlo Costanzia.” He also added that this wouldn't be the first time the model had shown provocative attitudes toward photographers.

This incident is not the first clash Carlo Costanzia has had with the press. According to the paparazzo, Carlo tends to show a provocative attitude toward photographers: “He loves to provoke, that's how he is.” These words reignite the discussion about the boundaries between celebrities' privacy and the work of photojournalists.

In the studio, images of the car splattered with eggs supported the complaint. However, the paparazzo's version was quickly questioned when Alejandra Rubio denied the events live.

Through a message sent to Marisa Martín Blázquez, Terelu Campos's daughter assured that Carlo was not at home on Thursday: “I'm seriously laughing. I went to work, and he was in the studio all day.”

Despite Alejandra's words, the paparazzo's statements continued to be the central topic of the show, keeping the audience on edge. Was it a misunderstanding or an unfounded accusation?

Carlo Costanzia's First Words on the Controversy

Carlo Costanzia reappeared before the cameras this Sunday, visibly upset by the accusations made against him. Without mincing words, the actor addressed the media to defend his name and reputation.

“Accusing someone of assault is quite serious, especially in my situation,” Costanzia noted, insisting that there is no evidence to support these accusations. “I would ask you to clarify things properly,” he added.

The model, known for his straightforward character, also described the situation as “a bit Kafkaesque and out of this world.” He categorically denied having thrown food at the photographer: “No one has thrown eggs. I don't throw food, and if I have a problem, you know I'll tell you.”

Additionally, Costanzia announced that he will take legal action to prevent this type of accusation from affecting his public image. “Unfortunately, I will have to take necessary measures to prevent these things from coming out because an assault is quite serious, especially in my situation,” he concluded.

Carlo Costanzia faces a new controversy that tests his patience and reputation. Although the paparazzo maintains his version of events, both Carlo and Alejandra Rubio have made it clear that the accusations are unfounded. Will this conflict be solved with clear evidence, or will it be another case of clashes between celebrities and the press?