Marta Riesco does not back down before Julia Janeiro. After Juls announced legal action for the information disseminated about the supposed origin of her estrangement from Andrea, the journalist has just responded with a message that makes her position clear: “I’m living”. But she has not limited herself to ironizing about the controversy. Riesco has decided to go a step further and has publicly shown the sources and photographs that, she defends, support the information she has told.
The journalist focused on the supposed origin of the war between the Janeiro sisters, related to information about Julia and Pietro Costanzia that ended up published in Lecturas. According to Riesco's version, Juls would have discovered that details of her relationship with Carlo Costanzia's brother had reached the magazine and would have tried to find out who could have told that story. In that account appears Andrea, who supposedly would have known the details from her sister's mouth.
Now, after Julia has reacted and announced legal measures, Marta has laid her cards on the table. The journalist has shown the sources on which she bases her information and has accompanied her response with photographs that, she maintains, would demonstrate the relationship between the people mentioned in her story. A move with which she intends to make clear that her statements do not come out of nowhere and that she has material to support what has been published.
Estoy living https://t.co/uDGWrOjLny pic.twitter.com/MLPUCWfQZP
— MartaRS (@MartaRiesco) October 7, 2026
"I'm living": Marta's response to Juls
Far from showing concern about the threat of legal action, Marta Riesco has responded with a defiant and ironic tone: "I'm living". The phrase summarizes the attitude with which the journalist faces this new episode of the television war, while showing the material that, according to her version, accredits her information.
The controversy comes after Belén Esteban denied having leaked the information about Julia and Pietro and expressed her surprise at the disseminated story. Luis Pliego, director of Lecturas, has also given his own version and has disassociated the collaborator from that publication. A crossfire of statements that has ended up turning the supposed breakup between Andrea and Juls into a war of versions.
But Marta Riesco seems to be clear that she does not intend to back down. Her response not only involves defending herself verbally, but also showing the sources and images that, she assures, support her story. Thus, the confrontation adds a new chapter: Juls announces legal actions and Marta responds by showing her cards and making it clear that she is willing to defend her version.