Gabriel Soto defended Ángela Aguilar after controversy: “Using photos without your consent is a crime”

Grabriel Soto joined the list of celebrities who have commented on the recent controversy in which Ángela Aguilar has regrettably involved, after the leak of some photos that confirmed a romantic relationship with Gussy Lau and although there might not be much connection, her past with the intimate video also shown on social networks social, has caused her words to be of great help to the singer at this time.

Like most celebrities, the actor was questioned at an airport, just before he met his girlfriend Irina Baeva, about the recent problem in the Mexican show, to which, despite having mentioned that he was not very well into it, he did not hesitate to leave him a few words of encouragement and support publicly, because he identified with the situation he experienced months ago.

“I don't like to think about other people's situations. The truth is that I am not very aware of what happened, I saw something on networks. Angela deserves all my respect and I love her very much. She is a very talented girl, I think she is going to be the next superstar of Mexican music, her father I adore him, I love him very much, he is a great friend of mine “, the actor began to tell in his recent meeting with the press.

Although he did not forget that many non-famous people such situations also happen to them and more often, the actor of melodramas such as The Force of Destiny, A Refuge for Love and My Husband Has More Family added that no one should violate anyone's privacy, just as he reminded him that there are already laws that protect the rights of women with regard to material not authorized for publication is treated, such as the famous Olympia Law in Mexico.

“To everyone who happens to that reason, raise their voice, because that is ultimately a crime, to use images or use photos, share them on social networks or any media without your consent, that is the Olympia Law and that is punishable by imprisonment,” added the singer.

Regarding the situation in which he was reminded that at the time he could possibly feel violated, hurt and humiliated, he added: “We are human beings too and we feel and because obviously it affects us and because I didn't see exactly what Angela said, I saw that something went up, but in the end if it is affected it is because it obviously hurt him and is not valid,” he said.

At the same meeting with the Mexican media, Gabriel Soto recalled that video that tarnished his artistic career and that to date has not had a physical culprit.

“That's why I raised my voice, it's finally a crime, to use images, photos and share them on social networks or media without your consent. It is the Olympia Law and that is punishable by imprisonment, we are human beings that we feel and affect us,” he said.

The singer said she felt violated by the invasion of her privacy through her official Instagram account:

“I feel sad, disappointed, I can't believe I'm making this video; my soul hurts... Some photos have been circulating that I didn't agree with them coming out... I feel violated, I feel violated by the possibility of me having my own privacy, of being able to decide about my life, my body, my image,” she denounced in a clip.

Regarding the images released, Angela said she trusted a person who made her feel disappointed, since the images that circulate not only affect her private life but also in the work sector.

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