In the same week in which social networks have questioned Roro for an alleged infidelity that she herself denied, the Tiktoker Clear, better known as Clers, He has shown his most vulnerable side when talking about the hard attacks he has received in recent weeks after Juan Guarnizo make your relationship public.
“I guess you have already realized that I am not very fine,” says the influencer At the beginning of his video, published on Tiktok, in which he addresses the hard “process” in which he has been immersed. “I don’t know who I am, or what I like to do,” The young woman laments, overflowed with the wave of negative and insult messages she receives every day in her social networks.
Although it has already begun to go to therapy, the Tiktoker He has revealed that the harassment he has suffered is such that he has led him to stop accessing Tiktok in the morning, something that, until a few weeks ago, was unthinkable. “It is costing me a little going ahead. That is, I am trying my best to be fine “, Clers clarifies, admitting, in tears, that this situation has begun to take “physically.”
After the stir caused by his video, which already accumulates more than 2.6 million views on the platform, all eyes have focused on Juan Guarnizo, whose recent statements have dropped a possible regret for having publicly exposed your relationship.
“Because of the emotion of situations and how novel that there are many things that are happening in my life, because I do public things that I should keep me for me, The truth, “explains the ex -husband of Ari Gameplays through his Twitch channel, admitting a certain degree of guilt in the future of events.
Although he does not explicitly mention his courtship with Clers, many Internet users have interpreted that the Colombian – who defines himself as a “reserved” person – would have recognized as an error not having maintained his relationship in private, driven by the “happiness” he felt at that time. “I take note for the future. There are things that one should keep, “he concludes.
