The host of the program ‘America today’, Brunella Horna revealed in a recent broadcast that the soccer player Christian Cueva, known as ‘Aladino’, would have deposited money with his still wife Pamela López for his daughter’s first communion. According to Horna, Cueva would have transferred the sum of S/2,500 soles to her, despite the fact that López stated that the entire event was financed solely by her.
Brunella Horna reveals that Christian Cueva would have deposited Pamela López
Brunella Horna provided details about Christian Cueva’s contribution: “We have information in ‘Off’ that Christian Cueva would have contributed for his daughter’s first communion,” declared the businesswoman. The driver added that there is a voucher that confirms this transaction, although they do not have authorization to display it publicly.
“He would have given the amount of S/2,500 soles, it is not small. It’s fine. If we have the proof, the voucher where he deposits the S/2,500 soles to Pamela López through the nanny,” said Horna. The information revealed in the program suggests that Cueva was aware of the preparations for his daughter’s first communion and that he contributed financially. “Beyond the money, he was aware of this event, he could have gone, put himself in a corner. A lack of respect,” added Horna, criticizing Cueva’s absence at the event.
Pamela López confirms that Christian Cueva owes more than S/100,000 to his mother
On the other hand, Pamela López has revealed that Christian Cueva still has a debt of approximately S/100,000 with his mother. The model explained that the footballer borrowed that money to pay off another debt and signed a bill of exchange on January 2 upon receiving the loan. However, despite celebrating his birthday this weekend and not attending his daughter’s first communion, Cueva has not fulfilled his financial commitment. “Yes, approximately. He borrowed to pay another debt. It was only for a few days. He signed a letter on January 2 that he received the money,” López explained.
López also mentioned the urgency of the situation due to his mother’s delicate health. He expressed his annoyance because, so far, Cueva has not contacted his ex-mother-in-law, who urgently needs the money. “My mom is here in Lima and she is desperate. She is sick and needs her debt paid. She wants to talk to him, but he never answers. She has never gotten involved, she has always supported him and she has been and is respectful. The debt is very outside our legal issues,” said López.
