Jaime Bayly Responds To Diego Bertie For Calling Him 'paunchy': "Reveals A Bitter Heart"

days after Diego Bertie confirmed during an interview that he had an affair with Jaime Baylythe writer decided to respond through a column and gave his version of the events surrounding the affair they had in the 90s.

The famous driver denied what the actor said on “Magaly TV, the firm” and assured that the love relationship they starred in was not “short or unsuccessful”. On the contrary, he assured that they were very much in love, but the social pressure of the time had a great influence.

“It lasted a couple of years. He was my first man. I loved it. I didn’t know how to love him, we didn’t know how to love each other, but I loved him. And that’s why I dedicated a chapter of ‘Salsipuedes’ (nickname for his book “Don’t tell anyone”), entitled “The actor”, to a character called Soplamocos, inspired by Soplapollas. I thought of him, I wrote thinking of him because I still loved him,” he said.

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Jaime Bayly reproaches Diego Bertie for calling him “paunchy”

In another fragment of the text, Jaime Bayly regretted that Diego Bertie has a bad memory of him and referred to the description he used during his conversion with Magaly Medina, where he called him “bourgeois and paunchy”.

The author of “Don’t tell anyone” explained that his weight gain is due to the treatment he is currently undergoing to treat a psychological condition.

“I am definitely fat. He is one meter eighty six, weighs 100 kilos. I’m not fat, I’m fat! But I’m a writer, I live by my words (…) It doesn’t matter if I’m fat or not (…) I’m fat because I’m bipolar. The pills I take, not a few, to regulate this mental disorder make me fat”he expressed.

In the same way, he regretted that the artist used these words to hurt him: “It’s sad, because it reveals short-sightedness, submission to frivolous fashions and a bitter, sour heart.”