"I have proof that it exists; I saw it yesterday," said Jorge Luna of 'Hablando Huevadas,' and asked Gisela Valcárcel to be careful what she says in front of children.
Jorge Luna denies Gisela Valcárcel's claims about the existence of Santa Claus.
Jorge Luna decided to patch up Gisela Valcárcel by say that 'Santa Claus' does not exist in front of children at a hot chocolate party. The host of 'Talking Bullshit' He did not remain silent and told everything to the 'Miss', joining the list of artists who have been bothered by the blonde's statements in San Juan de Lurigancho.
He comic He wanted to calm all the doubts and spoke out through his Instagram account to confirm the existence of 'Santa Claus': "I'm here to calm all the doubts that are coming to you regarding 'Santa Claus's House', because you are worried because Gisela “I don’t know which children he said don’t exist,” he said at first, but then he claimed to have proof.
"You all stay calm, I have proof that he exists, I saw him yesterday, I went to 'Santa Claus's House' and I've seen him, I don't know where Gisela is getting these things from that Santa Claus doesn't exist, I hope she has proof of the non-reality and non-existence of Mr. Santa Claus, because I know him, I have videos where I managed to capture his presence, so I ask Gisela to measure her words, especially in front of children please," the comedian stressed.
The member of 'Hablando Huevadas' continued to reaffirm that 'Santa Claus' does exist and during his video he showed a photo in which the bearded man who brings gifts to children was alongside Choca Mandros, host of both 'Más Espectáculos' and 'Estás en Todas'.
“Choca is from the same channel (as Gisela), so I ask you please not to make comments that aren't based on the truth, because I managed to capture Mr. Santa Claus in exclusive images and he's a friend of Choca's. Choca should tell him,” he concluded. Jorge Luna.
The driver Gisela Valcárcel, wanted to bring a little joy to the children, however, everything did not go as expected after he revealed in front of the children that 'Santa Claus' does not exist, something that has been highly criticized by various Peruvian showbiz personalities.
“Today we come to tell you, Merry Christmas. Christmas is sometimes used as an excuse for Santa Claus, but you know that Santa Claus doesn't exist, right? […] Here you know the truth,” said the television presenter.
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