The strange justification of the son of Mónica Gonzaga, who will be expelled from Uruguay

This Monday a scandal erupted in Uruguay around the former star Monica Gonzaga (63), since his son Adriano Sessa (22) was accused of having organized a party with more than 500 people in Uruguay. For this reason, the Uruguayan authorities have removed his residence and will proceed with his deportation. Sessa He justified his actions with an unusual explanation.

“We had a meeting with friends at my house. I deny that the entry was charged. No entry was charged to anyone and no alcohol was sold. I told them to put on music and equipment, but have a meeting accordingly. It was not a clandestine party ”, explained Sessa in a dialogue with Intruders (America, Monday to Friday at 1:30 p.m.).

Additionally, Gonzaga’s son explained why the party got massive: “The place was shared and people ended up falling on all sides. There is a porter to enter my house and I can control who passes. But people went differently and more and more people joined“, he said.

The party took place last weekend, at the residence the former star owns in the neighborhood of Sauce from Portezuelo, about 15 kilometers from Punta del Este.

Uruguayan media reported: “Municipal inspectors from the Maldonado stewardship zone for environmental management and members of the Uruguayan National Police intervened to dissolve an unauthorized mega party in which more than 500 people participated, violating all health measures to fight Covid-19“.

Information barely transcended, Gonzaga came out to deny the fact on his social media with a photo of his sleeping son hugging his dog. “I found my son studying like this (instead of having a party),” the former star wrote next to the picture.

But far from calming the waters, the post aroused the indignation of many Internet users who they warned him that they were going to expel his son, which ultimately happened.

One of the journalists who came to confirm the event was Yanina Latorre. “It was a commercialized party. They sold the tickets, they charged $ 30, they sold drinks, there was a drink bar. It wasn’t a 100th anniversary that happened on Wednesday. The boy is having parties and he was working on it, ”said the panelist from Morning angels (El Trece, Monday to Friday at 11 a.m.)

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