Miluska Jácome, mother of Ernesto Pimentel’s son, has caused controversy with a forceful publication on her social networks. The producer of the program ‘El Reventonazo de la Chola’ spoke out amid recent criticism of the biographical film ‘Chabuca’, based on Pimentel’s life, and accusations made by Pimentel’s sisters. Alex Broccathe late dancer and former partner of the comic actor.
Jácome, who until now had kept a low profile regarding criticism of the film, decided to break his silence with a strong message. In his post, he took an apparent dig at those who defend Brocca’s memory.
“If I had a time machine, I would invite you back 27 years, so you can see the little angel you defend.” This comment was perceived as a direct response to the Brocca sisters’ statements.
The sisters of Alex Brocca have been vocal in their criticism towards the film’s portrayal of their brother. In their statements, they expressed their dissatisfaction with the scenes and the changes made to the character inspired by Alex, accusing Pimentel of falsehood.
“At a bad time he met this person (Ernesto Pimentel). It was the worst thing that could have happened to my brother, really, from the bottom of my heart. “I definitely wonder why he had to cross my brother’s path, such a bad person…,” they stated, noting that the film’s depiction of the reconciliation between Brocca and Pimentel is inaccurate.
Ernesto Pimentel and Miluska Jácome met for the first time on the set of the emblematic program ‘Risas y salsa’, a humorous space where the talented comedian was taking his first steps in the artistic world. It was in this program where Ernesto gave life to an initial version of his iconic character in the well-known sequence ‘Hello, Chabuca’. This meeting was the beginning of a professional relationship that, over time, would become a solid friendship of more than 20 years.
Miluska Jácome, for her part, was in the program as an intern, since she was studying Systems Engineering. Despite her training in a different field, she found in ‘Risas y salsa’ a conducive environment for her initial professional development. “Since we were both new, we fit in well,” Miluska said of Ernesto, noting how the newness of her experiences on the program helped them connect and support each other.
Ernesto Pimentel revealed that it was he who initially proposed the idea of having a child together to Miluska Jácome, motivated by the deep trust and affection that united them. At first, Ella Miluska did not see herself taking on the responsibility of taking care of a baby, since she had family and work plans that she wanted to fulfill before considering motherhood.
However, over time, Miluska changed her mind and decided that the idea of having a child with Ernesto had deep meaning for her. “How nice it would be to have a child with the man I met 22 years ago, with whom I have lived since I left my house two decades ago, with my life partner in crime,” said Miluska, highlighting the solidity of her relationship with Ernesto and the importance of their bond.
The pregnancy was carried out thanks to assisted reproduction and surrogacy. Although the baby was born at eight months of gestation, she came into the world completely healthy. This event marked a new chapter in the lives of Ernesto and Miluska, further strengthening their relationship and celebrating the arrival of their son.
