The Colombian singer Beéle has finally addressed the controversy surrounding the leaked intimate video featuring him and his ex-girlfriend, Venezuelan Isabella Ladera. The video went viral last week, sparking a flurry of comments and keeping the artist in the media spotlight for several days. Initially silent on the matter, Beéle's legal team denied any involvement in the video's release and announced plans to pursue legal action against those responsible.
Now, Beéle has chosen to speak publicly during a live stream with streamer Westcol. Although he did not directly address the video, he shared insights on how he handles media scrutiny, criticism, and constant judgment on social media. "It's hard to break my peace of mind," said the "No tiene sentido" singer. "After the first backlash, you become immune."
Beéle made it clear he won't allow attacks or rumors to disturb his emotional well-being or his music career. "I'm not here for someone to mess up my life, and I won't allow it just because they're seeking attention. I stay quiet and keep making music. That's what I love; that's my art. No matter what happens, I'll keep creating music. I'll be the artist dedicated to writing songs," he stated.
He also questioned the public escalation of personal conflicts: "If you continue with your life and I with mine, there's no reason for me to close any doors when I don't even want to see you." Beéle reflected on the emotional toll of responding to online provocations: "Anyone who pays attention to nonsense gets stuck today."
Emphasizing his faith in legal channels over social media noise, Beéle said, "Let the lawyers and judges handle the rest. I'm at peace because I've been through a lot in life, and everything is in the right hands." He also expressed his weariness from constant attacks: "Give me patience with so many envious people."
Through these statements, Beéle conveys a message of resilience in the face of adversity, making it clear that his focus remains on his music, despite attempts to unsettle him.