Immediately afterwards, he added: “I am going to tell everything little by little. Furia is at a level that is on her way to being a professional and she no longer needs Coy, we thank her for everything she has done up to this point, but now she needs a person to train her. I don’t need this because I am successful in what I do, when we can tell Fury everything. She requires another type of containment, not Coy. She is not up to the task of accompanying a professional. I don’t know where Coy ended up because she is now being the violent one, she believed in the character and thought she was more important than Juliana. If she wants to be famous, she should sign up for a program and that’s it.”
Embed – Furia’s brother broke the silence and destroyed Coy: “She doesn’t work and her husband supports her”
One of the issues that the interviewee highlighted were the exchanges that Coy makes taking advantage of Furia’s image: “Many people call me telling me that they arranged advertising actions, exchanges of cups, furniture, T-shirts and little things that tell me that they cannot contact Coy. It’s not good, especially because Juliana didn’t know this, this wasn’t discussed before she entered the Big Brother house. I still couldn’t talk to Juliana, my sister Andrea came from Brazil at the time to enter the GH house and he didn’t let her in, there are things that don’t work. Coy has been doing business with Furia since day 1 and you can see each other. Juliana, when she settles down, she will realize everything and will say thank you, sister, until here.”
The tremendous criticism that Vero Lozano made to Fury from Big Brother
Since its removal from Big Brother 2023, Juliana “Furia” Scaglione has been in the eye of the media storm. The actress and stunt double has participated in several Telefe programs, including El Debate and A la Barbarossa. However, it was in Cortá por Lozano where the confrontation reached its highest point.
Sitting on the show’s iconic couch, Furia faced Veronica Lozano, who did not hesitate to express what he thinks of the former Big Brother participant. “(Confrontation) is an area where you move very well, basically,” said Lozano, who is also a psychologist. To which Furia responded: “Yes, because it’s funny, you just have to get into that mood.”
Lozano bluntly added: “There are also days when you feel like putting up with a bore like you, who is screaming all day long, and other days you don’t.” This comment left Furia visibly shocked and silent, blinking repeatedly.
Furia, aware of his excesses in the Big Brother house, began the interview by asking for empathy: “I completed a very long isolation so I ask for empathy. “I’m coming to my senses because this is like a new life.” This request for mercy contrasted sharply with her attitude within the reality show, where she did not show much consideration towards her colleagues.
During the interview, Furia mentioned the benefits of the abundance meditation she practiced at home, boasting about the fanaticism it sparked. Lozano was quick to put her in her place: “I don’t want to burst your bubble, but on television people who love you hate you. It’s a very cruel world.”
Embed – FURIA on Vero’s couch (Full interview) – Cut by Lozano 2024
The conversation intensified when Lozano reproached him for his hurtful comments towards Mauro D’Alessio, which Furia had described as “all a joke.” Lozano was blunt: “Well, but it hurts, you fool! “It can’t all be a joke.” And he added: “I didn’t see you ask anyone for forgiveness. You would have to apologize to Mauro…”
Furia, in a defiant gesture, suggested that Mauro would benefit from the situation and declared: “I don’t have to apologize for anything!” This provocative attitude led Lozano to question her even more: “Don’t fool me, you are very intelligent, very astute and a skillful declarant. Is it that hard for you to say ‘I went to hell in that situation’?” Scaglione, however, avoided admitting when she had overstepped her bounds, which only increased Lozano’s indignation.
The confrontation culminated with Lozano visibly frustrated, pointing out Furia’s justification for her extreme behaviors: “You feel that when you went to hell it was justified by the show…”.
