The host Liliana Rodríguez in one of the broadcasts of ‘Sit Who Can’ revealed some details of what has been the dramatic story that she has had to live with her father, José Luis Rodríguez.
It is not the first time that the Venezuelan has explained the delicate relationship she has with ‘El Puma’. However, she recently mentioned that she sought his help in a complex moment she is going through and her father would simply not have wanted to answer her, without knowing the reason for the call.
“Once when I was separating from my daughter’s father, I called him on the phone and said ‘father’. He answered me, remained silent and locked the phone for me. I called him again and the man did not answer me. He didn’t know if I was about to jump off a tenth floor. He did not know why I was calling him, the man did not deign to answer the phone. I have had to forgive all those dirty things”, he highlighted during the interview.
However, recently he also had some strong words with the journalist Alex Rodríguez. Therefore, she took advantage of her situation to clarify what he once said about her and her father.
“You’re a fake, first of all. This is a game and I’m going to hit you where it hurts because it’s my job. The other day, however, you said to my face that it was no wonder my dad didn’t love me and I let you go because I’m decent“, he began by saying.
The Venezuelan at that time made it clear that there is no problem in her for her father to have this type of behavior.
“I am going to answer right now what you had the audacity to say. ‘El Puma’ doesn’t love me because he doesn’t feel like it, because he doesn’t want to practice what he professes, not because there’s something wrong with me, not because there’s a flaw in me, not because I’m trash or someone worthless ”, he added in the aforementioned program.
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