Julián Gil is fuming and has taken to social media to address an issue he has with the People en Español editor, Armando Correa. This all stems back to the legal battle Gil is facing with former girlfriend Marjorie de Sousa and their baby Matías. Turns out that the couple had agreed to give Correa the exclusive reveal of their baby in an upcoming edition of the magazine, but since then the pair split. The "Sueño de Amor" actor found out that the publication was moving forward with the feature which did not bode well for him and he decided to share photos of his baby on Instagram and all hell broke loose.
After being attacked by Armando Correa for violating the terms of their agreement, Julián took to social media to address the issue and slam Correa in the process in an epic way.
"My son is not negotiable," Gil wrote. "Mr. Armando Correa, you say that in 20 years it's the first time that a celebrity breaks an agreement, well I want you to know that in 30 years of my professional careerm it is the first time that a journalist disrespects me and takes advantage of a delicate situation that I am facing for their magazine. Are you sure that I broke an agreement? Do you remember what the agreement was? Did you forget that I found out through people that they would do the pictures without me knowing? Why didn't you say that in your article, that I wrote you for 4 days in a row and you never replied? Who broke the agreement? You or me?"
Gil goes on to say that people warned him no to take on the People en Español editor because of his position of power in the industry. "It could be that you have a lot of power, write about me whatever you wish, lie if you want," Gil continued. "I want you to explain to me, my family and people in what moment did I have to ask you to share a photo in social media of MY son. It is obvious that you have forgotten how loyal I was to you and your magazine for 3 exact months, where I was attacked on social networks for not showing my son in a normal manner as any father. I lost friends and my family felt offended because I couldn't even send them a picture for respect of our agreement, that ultimately you did not hold up."
Julián Gil ended the letter saying: "You were not loyal. You are wrong Mr. Correa. The agreements break when someone is two-faced. For my part, I would prefer to be out of your magazine and be one of 'THE UGLIES' [in reference to the Most Beautiful edition of publication], but to walk with my head held high."
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