He was never my type: Poncho de Nigris responds to Angélica Vale

Poncho de Nigris broke his silence after Angélica Vale spoke publicly about a past anecdote in which the two shared a few kisses in a nightclub. The actress said she never really wanted to go out with him because at the time she was part of the show "Women Only," which gave her a "little bit of a thrill."

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The story came to light on the reality show "Secretos de pareja," where Poncho recounted that in his younger years, he met Angélica on a night out and they shared a few kisses. He also mentioned that, according to what she told him, it was her mother, actress Angélica María, who forbade her from dating him.

However, when questioned about the anecdote, Angélica Vale clarified that she lied at the time and that She simply didn't want to go out with Poncho because she was uncomfortable with him being part of the cast of "Women Only", a male striptease show. “I'm very cool, very stupid. With Poncho's body, I should have said yes, but I was nervous when he took his clothes off,” she confessed with amusement.

Poncho de Nigris didn't remain silent. In an interview with Grupo Imagen, he expressed his annoyance at what he considered a derogatory tone toward him and his colleagues. "When we were kissing, it didn't seem like he was bothered," he said.

He also clarified that he never had a formal relationship with the actress. "It was just a few kisses and cuddles, but she was never my girlfriend. She wasn't my type. You know my tastes; I've always been with spectacular, physically attractive women. Investigate my ex-girlfriends," he declared.

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Despite the differences, Poncho He acknowledged that he feels great respect for Angélica María and Raúl Vale, whom he admired since he was a child for their films and artistic careers.

Both artists have formed their respective families over the years, but the memory of that fleeting encounter continues to be a source of conversation.

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