The 41-year-old singer gave her version of the facts regarding the financial anomalies left by the “Soy Rebelde Tour”; and she warns that she will also take legal action.
The successful and lucrative reunion of the Mexican group RBD has been marred by a series of financial conflicts. And the supposed person responsible would be Guillermo Rosas, former manager of the group.
Most of the band members had already spoken out on the matter, revealing that they have proceeded to initiate investigations or audits regarding the profits left by the concert tour.
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The last to offer her version of the events was Anahí, who has been plagued by suspicions of fraud because she would have a friendship with the “suspect.”
“What I can tell you is that like everyone, I also want clarity, I want things to be put in order for everyone. “For everything to be clarified, that’s what I think we all want, me too,” she said in an interview with the program “First Hand.”
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The 41-year-old singer made her position clear by emphasizing that she does not accuse or defend anyone regarding fraud due to the “Soy Rebelde Tour.” She however warned that she will also take legal action.
“Personally, I also want to share that I am in talks with a very prestigious international firm, because I also want to do a more external audit,” he emphasized.
After being questioned about her friendship with Guillermo Rosas, the “Sálvame” singer responded forcefully: “when Guillermo Rosas stopped being part of the RBD tour, not only did a professional issue break up there, he was one of my best friends for 18 years.” , he concluded.
