MIAMI.- Since it came to light that the members of RBD They requested an investigation against the production company T6H Entertainment, and former manager Guillermo Rosas, for alleged embezzlement on the tour I am Rebel Tour, rumors about a split in the grouping They have been constant.
Anah She has been accused of still maintaining contact with the alleged scammer, after the interpreter congratulated him on his birthday in an Instagram story; and in recent days the artist was accused of being Rosas’s accomplice.
Maite defends Anah
Given this, Maite Perroni He broke the silence and asked to respect his partner and not give space to comments that only seek to cause harm.
“It’s very hard to make that type of accusation,” the actress also told a reporter from The fat and the skinny.
“I think we have to respect more and not destroy something that is as beautiful as what we have built throughout our history. It is important that there is a lot of respect because they are very harsh statements,” he added.
However, Perroni confirmed that money is missing from the tour and that the audit continues. “We can’t advance anything,” he asserted.
The singer also explained that the group’s plan was to take the tour to other countries that they had not been able to visit, but due to the problems that arose, they had to take a break to put everything in order.
“It makes us very sad. We have to continue, we have to put things in order, we have to heal our hearts and let’s see what happens next,” he concluded.
RBD statement
Weeks ago, Guillermo Rosas spoke out on the matter and assured that there was no irregularity in the income that the band received from the tour. However, RBD issued a statement stating the opposite.
“Contrary to claims made by T6H Entertainment, the forensic accounting investigation conducted by Citrin Cooperman revealed significant irregularities. Specifically, the report indicated that T6H Entertainment received funds related to the tour since December 2022, of which, nearly $1 million USD remain unverified, that is, not accounted for, even after considering the receipts and documents that T6H Entertainment provided,” reads the text of the statement issued by the band, signed by its members, Maite Perroni, Christopher Uckermann, Christian Chávez, Dulce María and Anah.
The interpreters, who jumped to fame due to the success of the juvenile novel Rebel In 2004, they assured that their intention is to reach a resolution to the conflict in a professional manner between all parties involved.
“Our goal has always been to resolve these discrepancies in a professional manner. We remain committed to cooperating with all parties involved to achieve a fair and transparent resolution. Our integrity and the trust of our fans are paramount, and we will not rest until these matters are completely resolved.” resolved.”
